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Research Shows Devastating Heart Condition Can Be Reversed

Research Shows Devastating Heart Condition Can Be Reversed
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Devastating heart condition spontaneously reversed in unprecedented case

Researchers said that, for the first time, they have seen evidence that amyloidosis affecting the heart can get better.

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Devastating heart condition spontaneously reversed in unprecedented case

Researchers said that, for the first time, they have seen evidence that amyloidosis affecting the heart can get better.

United kingdomJulian gillmoreMarianna fontanaJon spiersRoyal free charityUniversity college londonDivision of medicineCentre for amyloidosisRoyal free hospitalNew england journalProfessor marianna fontanaProfessor julian gillmore

Devastating heart condition spontaneously reversed in unprecedented case

Devastating heart condition spontaneously reversed in unprecedented case
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United kingdomJulian gillmoreJon spiersMarianna fontanaRoyal free charityDivision of medicineCentre for amyloidosisUniversity college londonRoyal free hospitalNew england journalProfessor marianna fontanaProfessor julian gillmore

Devastating heart condition spontaneously reversed in unprecedented case

Researchers said that, for the first time, they have seen evidence that amyloidosis affecting the heart can get better.

United kingdomJulian gillmoreJon spiersMarianna fontanaDivision of medicineCentre for amyloidosisRoyal free charityUniversity college londonRoyal free hospitalNew england journalProfessor marianna fontanaProfessor julian gillmore