Tag Archives: genetics

EB Is Genetic. Yes, It’s True!

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EB, yes, Epidermolysis Bullosa as it may, it’s probably one of the most misunderstood conditions out there. I wrote an extensive “Common Misconceptions” page long ago and even a long “FAQ page” for those with extensive questions about the disorder. These pages have been up on this website for over a decade, in an effort…

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My take-away from the Debra’s PCC in Orlando – Part 3

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Before continuing with the blogs about the PCC I wanted to address a question that was presented to me: since Debra has stated that they would post the videos of the conference on their website, why bother doing the blog? Aside the fact that I would have rather been ‘thanked’ than made me wonder if…

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My take-away from the Debra’s PCC in Orlando – Part 2

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Day 2 at the PCC was the most intense one, 15 speakers in all! Here’s what the first 2 speakers of the day had to say: What are the odds? Dr Amy Paller conducted this talk about genetics and EB. This talk to me was old news, blah blah, ha ha. I am certain that…

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