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We reasoned that if decreases in glutathione and glutamate in the stable phase are a consequence of damage arising in a preceding acute phase, a sample of stable patients would be more likely to demonstrate a reduction in these neurochemicals than a more heterogeneous sample

Even though only about 200 patients have been Wilsons disease (copper storage disease): Presentation by Prof

Procedure: Intramuscular (IM) Injection, self-administered in frontal thigh area

population was at risk for anemia (low red blood cells or hemoglobin, often caused by iron deficiency) or at least one vitamin deficiency---meaning they fell below the deficiency cutoffs established from CDC data for at least one micronutrient