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Neurology Now, 2012
Rare diseases or also commonly known as orphan diseases are devastating for the person dealing with them, but also for the entire family. They are emotionally difficult to deal with, but also a huge financial burden for families because they require a lot of treatments and medication. The two rare diseases that will be profiled have no cure.
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Rare diseases or also commonly known as orphan diseases are devastating for the person dealing with them, but also for the entire family. They are emotionally difficult to deal with, but also a huge financial burden for families because they require a lot of treatments and medication. The two rare diseases that will be profiled have no cure.
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Russian Otorhinolaryngology, 2016
Due to specific features of polyclinics operation, little attention is paid to rare diseases. Nevertheless, these diseases are widely studied and should provoke apprehensive attitude of a doctor, and if necessary, become a reason of the patient for referring to a relevant specialist.
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Due to specific features of polyclinics operation, little attention is paid to rare diseases. Nevertheless, these diseases are widely studied and should provoke apprehensive attitude of a doctor, and if necessary, become a reason of the patient for referring to a relevant specialist.
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Journal of Child Neurology, 2012
Gaucher’s disease is a rare lysosymal storage disorder characterized by deposition of glucocerebroside in cells of the macrophage monocyte system. Gaucher’s disease has 3 types—non-neuronopathic (type I), acute neuronopathic (type II), and chronic neuronopathic (type III).
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Gaucher’s disease is a rare lysosymal storage disorder characterized by deposition of glucocerebroside in cells of the macrophage monocyte system. Gaucher’s disease has 3 types—non-neuronopathic (type I), acute neuronopathic (type II), and chronic neuronopathic (type III).
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Rare diseases: individually rare, collectively common
The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, 2023openaire +2 more sources
The contemporary management of cancers of the sinonasal tract in adults
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Rajat Thawani +2 more
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How many rare diseases are there?
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2020Nicole A Vasilevsky +2 more
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‘Bespoke Gene Therapy Consortium’ sets out to enable gene therapies for ultra-rare diseases
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2021Katie Kingwell
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