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The campaign is expected to target thalassaemia patients, medical professionals and the general public.
Couples who carry thalassaemia have a high probability of having a child with the disease, which requires regular blood transfusion to replace damaged blood cells.
The campaign is expected to target thalassaemia patients, medical professionals and the general public.
Couples who carry thalassaemia have a high probability of having a child with the disease, which requires regular blood transfusion to replace damaged blood cells.
Thalassaemia effects 5 per cent of the Malaysian population.
