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irreversible damage

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If you smoke now and quit you may be able to reverse some of the damage but years and years of smoking may cause irreversible damage.
Some of the mistakes that you do can even cause irreversible damage to your skin.
The high doses of chemotherapy previously used for this purpose meant children often suffered irreversible damage to other organs but because CD45 is specific to blood and bone marrow cells, it targets only those areas where space needs to be made.
 
 
 
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