Risk factors for fast-spreading facial gangrene

Noma, a rare disease found predominantly in underserved areas, causes progressive destruction, or gangrene, of the tissues of the face and jaw within just the span of one week. Now, researchers have analyzed 74 cases of noma in northwest Nigeria to pinpoint the risk factors for developing the disease.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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