Genetic problems at present and their challenges in the future: Thalassemia as a model
Keywords:
Genetic problems, Thalassemia
Abstract
Compared to the infectious diseases, geneticdisorders are not so frequently encountered
in the clinic, so that there has been a trend
that they are neglected by people or even
by the authorities. Our government is still fighting
against infectious diseases and nutritional disorders.
The immunization programs of the government have
indeed reduced the occurence of many infectious dis-
eases. Actually, the government has to begin to think
how to handle the emerging genetic disorders, after
having eradicating infectious diseases.
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of haemoglobinopathies. p.2 Nicosia-Cyprus 1993.
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WHO, Bangkok July 30,1994.
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national Federation Publication (4). Nicosia-Cyprus;
2003.
6. Sofro ASM. Molecular pathology of beta-thalassemia
in Indonesia. Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public
Health 1995;26:221-4.
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sis, clinical features, diagnosis, and treatment. Bull
World Health Organization 1983;61:179-98.
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Geneva, World Health Organization, 1994 (unpub-
lished document WHO/HDP/HB/GL/94.1). WHO
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Published
2016-10-18
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Wahidiyat I, Wahidiyat P. Genetic problems at present and their challenges in the future: Thalassemia as a model. PI [Internet]. 18Oct.2016 [cited 25Nov.2024];46(5):189-4. Available from: https://paediatricaindonesiana.org/index.php/paediatrica-indonesiana/article/view/927
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Received 2016-10-15
Accepted 2016-10-15
Published 2016-10-18
Accepted 2016-10-15
Published 2016-10-18
