- for
female carriers to
become mild
haemophiliacs due to
lyonisation (inactivation) of the X-chromosomes.
Haemophiliac daughters are more
common than they...
-
haemophilia is
minuscule given the low life
expectancy of
early 19th-century
haemophiliacs. Her mother, Victoria,
Duchess of Kent, was not
known to have a family...
- are made
either from
plasma or by
recombinant methods. In the 1970s,
haemophiliacs began to be
treated with "Factor Concentrates",
which were sold as a...
- two of her five daughters,
Alice and Beatrice, were carriers.
Royal haemophiliacs descended from
Victoria included her great-grandsons,
Alexei Nikolaevich...
-
Within four
months another 300
haemophiliacs had
joined the action, however, by this time, (November 1989) 163
haemophiliacs had
already developed full-blown...
-
Service Board.
There are
about 400
haemophiliacs in Ireland.
According to the
tribunal a 'minimal figure' of 250
haemophiliacs were
infected with HIV or Hepatitis...
- needed]
knowingly distributed blood products contaminated with HIV to
haemophiliacs in 1984 and 1985,
leading to an
outbreak of HIV/AIDS and
hepatitis C...
- to Indianapolis, Indiana, to be by the side of Ryan White, a
teenage haemophiliac whom he had
befriended and
whose health was deteriorating. On the eve...
-
treat only as
needed without a
regular prophylactic schedule. Mild
haemophiliacs often manage their condition with desmopressin, a drug
which releases...
-
through female descent, as in the past few
haemophiliac men
survived to
beget children. Any
daughter of a
haemophiliac is a
carrier of the gene. Leopold's daughter...
