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Articles related to "Hemophilia"
Hemophilia in the Royal Family The hereditary disease hemophilia is a well-known example of how genetics can travel through a family tree. It struck the royal families of Europe last century. royal family genealogy • royal family history • hereditary diseases • hemophilia in royal family • hemophilia
Blood Clotting Disorders Once in a while, a person may have a condition where blood clot formation or bleeding occurs easily. What are the various causes of these disorders? blood clotting disorders • clotting disorders • thrombotic disorders • bleeding disorders • coagulation disorders
St. Petersburg and Rasputin On the subject of Romanovs one must also include the mystery of the man often referred to as the Mad Monk, Gregori Rasputin. rasputin • russian • tsars • tzars • hemophilia
Grigorii Rasputin Rasputin was given credit for curing the tsarevich when he had boughts of illness. However, most people felt the Romanovs would be better off without his influence. rasputin • romanovs • alexandra fyodorovna • tsarevich alexei • felix yusupov
The Romanov Children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei were the last tsar's five children. None of them were to live a full life after revolution came to Russia. romanovs • grand duchess olga • grand duchess maria • grand duchess tatiana • grand duchess anastasia
Men Dealing With Huntington's Disease This article is based on some of the sessions that were given by Phil Hardt at the National Huntington's Disease Society of America Conference held this past June in Orlando, Florida. Phil was speaking on men dealing with HD. I think you will find as many others have that his story is compelling and inspiring. Thank you Phil for allowing us to post this on Suite 101. huntington's disease • hd • positive
von Willebrand's Disease Learn all about von Willebrand's Disease von willebrand's disease • doberman • dobie • vwd
Amniocentesis Amniocentesis is one of those most informative prenatal tests available. However, with this information, comes a heavy price. What do parents need to know about amnio? amnio • amniocentesis • prenatal • screening • risk
Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna Alexandra Fyodorovna, the last Empress of the Russian Empire, was a caring mother and wife. However, her flaws were frowned on by citizens unhappy with tsarist rule. alexandra fyodorovna • romanovs • nicholas ii • tsaritsa • russian empress
Huntington's Disease Basics Huntington's disease is genetic and progressive. Learn the basics about behavior issues, communicating, and patient safety with the following series of articles. huntington's disease • safe bedding • communicating • behavioral issues • home safety
Huntington's Disease Overview HD is a degenerative brain disease that is genetic in nature. Due to its high mortality rate, researchers are trying to find a cure or slowing agent to stop its course. huntington's disease • hd • neurological illness • brain • cognitive
Lurlene McDaniel Through her 40 novels, McDaniel has inspired generations of readers to greater understanding and empathy. lurlene mcdaniel • a time to die • reach for tomorrow • so much to live for • no time to cry
Marrying Cousins When cousins marry, especially first cousins, your tree can have a few connected branches. Learn more about why cousins marry and why they shouldn't. consanguinity • cousin couples • cousins marrying • incest • first cousin marriages
Migraines and Hormones More women have migraines because there is a connection with the level of estrogen in the body. That's a fact. From there on it gets more complicated. headache • perimenstrual migraine • migraine • sleep apnea • estrogen
Rasputin - The Mad Monk Rasputin - was he mad? Was he a healer? The questions about this strange man who called himself a monk have never been answered. rasputin empress alexandra mad monk russia siberia
CVS - Chorionic Villus Sampling Chorionic Villus Sampling is one prenatal test that is offered today. Information from CVS can be helpful, however there are risks to CVS as with many prenatal tests cvs • prenatal testing • risks • miscarriage • genetic
Romance of Nicholas and Alexandra The romance between Nicholas II and Alexandra Fyodorovna would last all of their lives, even while Russia was suffering from the political turmoil of the Revolution. romance of nicholas and alexandra • nicholas and alexandra • nicholas ii • alexandra fyodorovna • courtship of nicholas and alexandra
The End of the Romanov Dynasty The assassination of the Romanov family was the result of political factors which led not only to the death of the Tsar but also the collapse of the country. political events leading to the russian revolution • romanov assassination • nicholas ii and aleksandra • the formation of the russian constitution and duma • rasputin's influence on the romanov family
The Romanov Personalities Had the personalities of the Romanov family members been different, history might have taken a different course. romanov personalities • romanov family members • russian royal family • rasputin • grand duchess elizabeth
X-Inactivation in Chromosomes X-inactivation during chromosome development is vital in inheritance of X-linked diseases such as color-blindness and hemophilia and is why males are more often affected. x-inactivation • x-linked diseases • chromosomes • human genome project • xy chromosomes
BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Borderline Personality Disorder, what it is, what it feels like and how it is treated. psychiatric • borderline personality disorder • symptoms • treatment • causes
Basic Aura Healing A description of two methods of healing using the energy in the aura. auras • inner energy systems • chakras • healing • color
MOLECULAR AND CELULLAR MEDICINE ADVANCES = ETERNAL YOUTH? Part I Even though the extraordinary advances in medicine during the last century extended the average human life span from about 30 years at the dawning of the twentieth century to 76 at the beginning of the new millenium, man continues to consider eternal youth as a much longed-for utopia. Lifespan is still limited by the impossibility of finding new organs to replace those damaged by age, accidents or disease and by the lack of cure for cancer and infectious and cardiovascular diseases. However, scientific advances produced during the 1990´s began to plant the idea that, even if eternal youth is not yet within our grasp, extending the lifespan up to 150 years will be a possibility within the next quarter-century. gene therapy • genes • single gene diseases • dna vector • immune response |
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