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Ghana Study Links West African Gene to Higher Kidney Disease Risk
Researchers at the University of Ghana have published a study identifying a specific West African gene variant that significantly increases the risk of kidney disease. This finding sheds light on genetic predispositions to the condition within the region.
17 May, 15:58 — 17 May, 19:35
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graphic-ghanaMixed103d ago
University of Ghana study links West African gene to higher kidney disease risk - Graphic Online
University of Ghana study links West African gene to higher kidney disease risk Graphic Online
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University of Ghana study links West African gene to higher kidney disease risk
A study by Professor Vincent Boima has revealed that genetics may be contributing significantly to the rising prevalence of kidney disease in Ghana and across West Africa.
By Clara Seshie
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