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… at hospitals. Some hospitals also allow midwives to deliver babies. Many hospitals offer special birthing rooms that are … to have several people with you during the birth, including children and other family members. Birthing centres are not …
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… don't have the disease but can pass the gene change to your child. If two genes are missing or changed: You will have … on how severe your disease is and what problems it causes. Children with severe thalassemia may grow slowly (failure to … excellent resource to help you and your family get the best care. Mild thalassemia, the most common form, does not need …
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