Cycle of Health
Little-Known Diseases
Season 10 Episode 7 | 26m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
One this episode of Cycle of Health, we learn about rare and little-known diseases.
One this episode of Cycle of Health, we meet a patient with a rare and potentially deadly blood disorder. You may have heard of Superbugs, but what about Biofilms? We visit a lab at Syracuse University to learn how they are trying to understand this microscopic mystery. And we learn about a rare medical condition that attacks the nervous system.
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Cycle of Health is a local public television program presented by WCNY
Cycle of Health
Little-Known Diseases
Season 10 Episode 7 | 26m 50sVideo has Closed Captions
One this episode of Cycle of Health, we meet a patient with a rare and potentially deadly blood disorder. You may have heard of Superbugs, but what about Biofilms? We visit a lab at Syracuse University to learn how they are trying to understand this microscopic mystery. And we learn about a rare medical condition that attacks the nervous system.
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