In the first days of life, the removal of a drop of blood from the heel or a successful clinical suspicion can make a key difference between living a life without limitations or developing a serious illness. That was the central idea that went through the Training Day on Uncommon Diseases held yesterday in Posadas, and that invited health personnel from the public and private sectors to listen to the presentations of two specialists from the Gar…
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In the first days of life, the removal of a drop of blood from the heel or a successful clinical suspicion can make a key difference between living a life without limitations or developing a serious illness. That was the central idea that went through the Training Day on Uncommon Diseases held yesterday in Posadas, and that invited health personnel from the public and private sectors to listen to the presentations of two specialists from the Gar…