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                    [ArticleID] => 131706
                    [Title] => Edema not a fatal disease, says expert
                    [Summary] => Edema is the accumulation of excess fluid in any body tissue, cavity or organ, except the bone, causing swelling. The disease’s major causes are heart or kidney failure, low blood serum protein after starvation or liver failure, shock and impaired return of blood from extremities.


This was the topic of the 104th forum of the Association of Asia Brewery Medical Scholars (AABMS) with Dr. Ruby Lim, an expert on the illness, as the resource person.
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MANCHESTER ROYAL INFIRMARY
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                    [ArticleID] => 131706
                    [Title] => Edema not a fatal disease, says expert
                    [Summary] => Edema is the accumulation of excess fluid in any body tissue, cavity or organ, except the bone, causing swelling. The disease’s major causes are heart or kidney failure, low blood serum protein after starvation or liver failure, shock and impaired return of blood from extremities.


This was the topic of the 104th forum of the Association of Asia Brewery Medical Scholars (AABMS) with Dr. Ruby Lim, an expert on the illness, as the resource person.
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