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Her blood-loss was a major concern, arriving at the hospital with 7.5 haemoglobin levels, 4-6 below the normal levels, the problem exacerbated by the fact that she, like three of her brothers, already suffered from a blood condition known as Thalassemia for which the drug
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Ramot also studied other hematological conditions such as Thalassemia, a genetic hemolytic anemia that is common mostly among peoples of the northern and eastern shores of the Mediterranean Sea, as well as among Jews from Kurdistan.
Bracha Ramot. 2009
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'' 'Thalassemia' '' ([[American English]]) or '' 'thalassaemia' '' ([[British English]]) is a recessive trait [[inherited]] [[blood diseases | disease]] of the [[red blood cell]] s.
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008
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'' 'Thalassemia' '' ([[American English]]) or '' 'thalassaemia' '' ([[British English]]) is a recessive trait [[inherited]] [[blood diseases | disease]] of the [[red blood cell]] s.
Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008
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You cannot, under any circumstances, take iron supplements if you have the major form of Thalassemia.
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Example - individuals who have Thalassemia Minor generally only show as a symptom a mild anemia and, unrelated, ridiculously small red blood cells.
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Thalassemia has lingered for so long—and has become the most common blood disorder on Earth in that time—because it helps fight malaria.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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Thalassemia has lingered for so long—and has become the most common blood disorder on Earth in that time—because it helps fight malaria.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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Thalassemia has lingered for so long—and has become the most common blood disorder on Earth in that time—because it helps fight malaria.
Parasite Rex Carl Zimmer 2009
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Thalassemia is another detrimental mutation, like sickle hemoglobin or HbC.
The Edge of Evolution Michael J. Behe 2007
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