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5 faits que vous devez connaître à propos de la drépanocytose

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  • Alternative Title:
    5 facts you should know about sickle cell disease [French]
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    National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.))
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    5 facts you should know about sickle cell disease [French]

    La drépanocytose (SCD pour ses initiales en anglais) se transmet chez l’enfant lorsqu’il reçoit deux gènes* de la drépanocytose (un de chaque parent).

    Un enfant qui hérite d’un seul gène de la drépanocytose présente un trait drépanocytaire (SCT pour ses initiales en anglais). Si les deux parents sont atteints de drépanocytose ou d’un trait drépanocytaire, il est important qu’ils en parlent d’abord ensemble, puis avec leur médecin au moment de prendre la décision de former une famille.

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