REAL LIVES Teenage parents pray their deadly genes won't claim ... Glasgow Sunday Mail - UK ... fatal condition. The teenagers both carry the deadly gene that triggers the skin disorder Epidermolysis Bullosa. They have already ... Posted 2-27-06
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Shefali plans to join the fun ic Solihull.co.uk - Solihull,UK ... DebRA - a charity helping children and adults in the UK affected by EB (Epidermolysis Bullosa) - a rare and currently incurable genetic skin condition. ...
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Putting a face on rare skin disorder Magazine profiles Haverhill boy, 6 By Charlie Russo, Globe Correspondent | February 16, 2006 Posted 2-16-06
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Andrew Bomback, MD Journal of American Medical Association (subscription) - Chicago,IL,USA ... My first encounter with Chris, a 25-year-old with epidermolysis bullosa, was in April, when he was admitted to the general medicine service for refractory ... Posted 02-16-06
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Paul sets up home in freezer! Clitheroe Today - Burnley,East Lancashire,UK ... The team is hoping to make as much money as possible for research into treatment for EB, epidermolysis bullosa -- a genetic condition that causes skin ...
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Raising funds in memory of Jay Greenock Telegraph - Greenock,Scotland,UK Claire Dorrian, 18, and partner Jason O'Neill, 18, were devastated when their son Jay died of epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare illness they knew nothing about ... Posted 02-09-06
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Home Front Fighting a Little-Known Enemy New York Times - United States Well, all right, she would not initially refer to "EB" in approaching you. She would first mention the words that the letters stand for, epidermolysis bullosa. ... Posted 2-5-06
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RETAIL GIANT BACKS HEALTH CHARITY Community Newswire - UK ... charity of the year after the high street chain's owner, Philip Green, received a letter from a man whose teenage daughter suffers from epidermolysis bullosa. ... Posted 2-1-06
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Walls go up to free Holtsville toddler Newsday - Long Island,NY,USA ... Grace was born with epidermolysis bullosa, a debilitating genetic disorder that occurs once in every 50,000 births. The condition ... Posted 02-01-06
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