haemophilia in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for haemophilia in the English»French Dictionary

haemophilia Brit, hemophilia Am [Brit ˌhiːməˈfɪlɪə, Am ˌhiməˈfɪliə] N

haemophilia

hémophilie f

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hémophilie

haemophilia Brit

haemophilia in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for haemophilia in the English»French Dictionary

haemophilia [ˌhi:məˈfɪlɪə, Am ˌhi:moʊˈ-] N no pl Brit, Aus

haemophilia

hémophilie f

hemophilia Am

hemophilia → haemophilia

See also haemophilia

haemophilia [ˌhi:məˈfɪlɪə, Am ˌhi:moʊˈ-] N no pl Brit, Aus

haemophilia

hémophilie f

Translations for haemophilia in the French»English Dictionary

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hémophilie

haemophilia Brit

hémophilie

hemophilia Am

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English

Crozier suffered from haemophilia and was affected by ill health for most of his life.

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The child suffered from haemophilia, and although he regained consciousness, the internal bleeding could not be stopped.

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Due to his haemophilia, he had difficulty finding a wife.

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Most of these trials focus on treating severe genetic disorders, including immunodeficiencies, haemophilia, thalassaemia, and cystic fibrosis.

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Instead, the female is a carrier of the disease and has the potential of passing on haemophilia to her children.

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There are some drugs (like those used for haemophilia) that are not produced indigenously but are entirely imported.

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Haemophilia is a genetic condition which prevents clotting.

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Actual evidence to support this theory has not arisen, and haemophilia occurs spontaneously through mutation in at least 30% of cases.

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For this reason, haemophilia was once popularly called the royal disease.

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Similar bacteria have been used to produce clotting factors to treat haemophilia, and human growth hormone to treat various forms of dwarfism.

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