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Poverty And Ill Health
The blood disorder thalassaemia and the growing health gap between rich and poor
The blood disorder thalassaemia and the growing health gap between rich and poor. Poverty is one of the most common causes of poor health. Diseases including tuberculosis are making a comeback among poorer communities and countries, according to the World Health Association. Also in the programme, a look at treatment of children with the genetic blood disorder thalassaemia, which causes anaemia.
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麻豆社 World Service Archive
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