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08 May 2024

World Thalassemia Day: Why India Has Huge Population Of Thalassemia Patients

Thalassemia Major is particularly prevalent in populations with a high incidence of cousin marriages and within certain ethnic and geographical groups The large population and high birth rate in India also contribute to a greater number of individuals being affected by genetic disorders A doctor admitted that while prenatal diagnosis exists to prevent the birth of such children, "it is not availed by such couples due to religious beliefs or ignorance"

World Thalassemia Day

08 May 2023

World Thalassemia Day 2023: What Is Beta Thalassemia Major? A Concern For Kids

World Thalassemia Day will be observed on May 8, 2023 The theme of World Thalassemia Day this year is ‘Be aware. Share. Care’ Thalassemia Day seeks to promote early diagnosis and proper management of the genetic blood disorder

World Thalassemia Day

09 May 2023

World Thalassemia Day 2023: Doctor Busts Myths About Blood Disorder, Know More

Unlike anemia, in the case of thalassemia, iron supplements may not be effective or appropriate Thalassemia is preventable Thalassemia major can be treated by regular transfusions of leukocyte-filtered blood to reach adulthood in good health

World Thalassemia Day

09 May 2023

World Thalassemia Day 2023- Understanding Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

As we mark World Thalassemia Day on May 8, lets understand about its causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

09 May 2016

Thalassemia: Five things you must know!

Thalassemia can also cause complications, including iron overload, bone deformities, and cardiovascular illness.

World Thalassemia Day

08 May 2016

World Thalassemia Day: All you need to know

Thalassemia, a blood disorder that originated in the Mediterranean region, involves the production of abnormal amounts of haemoglobin in the body. Also called the Mediterranean anemia, this disorder is known to be most widespread in African, Mediterranean and Asian countries.

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