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Hi, I’m Lisa
The MastAttack 107: The Layperson’s Guide to Understanding Mast Cell Diseases
The Provider Primers Series
Introduction to mast cell disease
Anaphylaxis, surgery and emergency care
- Anaphylaxis and mast cell attacks
- Surgery and emergency care
Additional topics
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The important things

by Lisa Klimas
September 16, 2017September 16, 2017

previousThe really important things require much more than that

Scientist living with systemic mastocytosis. Life’s a blast.

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