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Wilson's disease. Anyone out there living with this? |
How does it effect your life. Since Wilson's disease is so rare, most physicians have no experience with it. In thirty-five years of practice, I saw it only twice, both cases in the same family. The oldest was not diagnosed until his death. The youngest is doing well with treatment from birth. |
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