Vprašalnik o mitih in resnicah pri hemofiliji
Hemofilija je redka bolezen. To pomeni, da je veliko ljudi ne pozna, prav tako ne načinov zdravljenja in kako vpliva na življenje posameznika.
Rešite naš vprašalnik o hemofiliji in izvedeli boste, kaj je mit ter kaj resnica. Kliknite Da ali Ne pri posamezni karti in preverite svoje znanje.
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