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AN INQUIRY has been launched into the provision of services for patients with muscle disease in Wales.
A report by the Muscular Dystrophy campaign reveals that patients with muscle disease in Yorkshire and Humber are battling a dangerously inferior and fragmented system of care, resulting in half the age of survival, compared with patients living with the same condition in the North East.
Muscular dystrophy is defined as a group of genetic muscle diseases that are hereditary and that weaken the muscles that help to move the body Muscular dystrophy occurs with the death of muscle cells and tissues in the human body, which in turn causes skeletal muscle weakness and defects in muscle proteins Muscular dystrophy is defined as a group of genetic muscle diseases that are hereditary and that weaken the muscles that help to move the body.
 
 
 
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