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Umbilical cord blood can help metabolic disorders (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

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Information on Umbilical cord blood can help metabolic disorders (Reuters via Yahoo! News) under Blood Disorders section of the Health Articles & Reviews; Umbilical cord blood transplants, even from unrelated donors, can help save the lives of babies born with certain inherited metabolic disorders, U.S. researchers reported on ...

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