H63D Syndrome Type-1: Beyond Hemochromatosis and Towards a Comprehensive Understanding of Metal Accumulation Diseases

H63D Syndrome Type-1: Beyond Hemochromatosis and Towards a Comprehensive Understanding of Metal Accumulation Diseases

H63D Syndrome is a genetic disorder characterized by iron accumulation in the body, which has been historically associated with hereditary hemochromatosis (HH). However, recent research has provided evidence that this syndrome, particularly type-1 H63D, has less in common with HH than with other met...

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