Relatives say Sama Safi suffers from a chronic autoinflammatory disease and has recently begun to regain health after being bedridden for months thanks to medication and treatment abroad.
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- Relatives say Sama Safi suffers from a chronic autoinflammatory disease and has recently begun to regain health after being bedridden for months thanks to…
Relatives said she suffers from a chronic autoinflammatory disease that can cause debilitating fevers and pain and she had only recently begun to regain her health after being bedridden for months thanks to daily medication and regular treatment abroad.
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- possibly the same as The authors are deeply concerned by recent reports regarding the deterioration of Dr. Abu Safiyah's health
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