Sentences with phrase «from haemophilia»

Dogs, and other animals can suffer from haemophilia too.

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In the same year that Novo Nordisk launched its concizumab trial, Baxter struck a deal to purchase a suite of haemophilia - related assets from the former therapeutics company Archemix.
Men inherit one X and one Y chromosome (which encodes the gene for maleness), so they are more likely to express recessive traits from the X, such as colour blindness and haemophilia.
Although its launch in Britain last week could give them access to uncontaminated and potentially limitless supplies, the 95 haemophilia treatment centres may not be able to afford the new drug, which costs 52p per unit, compared with 20 to 45p for factor 8 extracted from human blood.
Pills made from lettuce leaves could help to prevent one of the most serious complications of haemophilia treatment
Replacing the clotting ability lacking in haemophilia has been the treatment since the 1840s, when attempts were made to treat people with the disease by transfusion with whole blood from people with normal clotting.
The results from the first human trials for a gene therapy to treat haemophilia A have just been published.
They can also suffer from a disease called Von Willebrand's Disease, which is similar to haemophilia in humans.
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