65 Boys with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Await Therapy in Serbia
Approximately 65 boys in Serbia suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy meet the medical criteria for a therapy that could slow the disease's progression, but the state health fund has yet to approve it, prompting calls for action from an association.
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Udruženje: Oko 65 dečaka obolelih od Dišenove mišićne distrofije ispunjava uslove za terapiju, ali nema odgovora RFZO
Oko 65 dečaka obolelih od Dišenove mišićne distrofije (DMD) u Srbiji ispunjava medicinske kriterijume za terapiju koja može da im uspori progresiju bolesti, ali još nije poznato kada će im ona biti odobrena, iako je za dečake koji čekaju terapiju svaki izgubljeni dan dragocen, poručili su danas roditelji iz Udruženja DMD Srbija.
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Oko 65 dečaka obolelih od Dišenove mišićne distrofije u Srbiji ispunjava medicinske kriterijume za terapiju koja može da im uspori progresiju bolesti
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