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- DEBRA abstract "DEBRA (formerly known as DebRA) is the name of an international medical research charity dedicated to the curing of Epidermolysis bullosa with National Groups in over 40 countries (including the British and American) and growing.Debra is the first name of the daughter of Phyllis Hilton, the original founder of the organisation in the UK, which began as a support group for parents, guardians and carers of other young children with the condition.Although the backronym of Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association has been used by DEBRA UK in the past, the organisation provides information, research funding and support for all forms of EB, not just Dystrophic, which is one of three main sub-types of the condition: the others being EB Simplex and Junctional EB.The DebRA US organisation have continued to use the aforementioned acronym DEBRA for the Dystrophic EB Research Association of America since their formation in 1980.Epidermolysis bullosa is a genetic condition that in its most severe forms affects all of the body's linings, the skin, the linings of the mouth and oesophagus, etc. - even the eyes. In its most severe forms the linings will blister or rip away from the flesh under the lightest of frictions, for example, rolling over in bed can cause skin to tear away from behind the ears, and the sufferer may wake up with up to 30 blisters each morning.There is no treatment bar the lancing and draining of these blisters to stop their growth. Sufferers of the severest form die prematurely of skin cancer (their life expectancy is usually reduced by 30–40 years); in some, death occurs in infancy. Each day sufferers face a battle against fluid loss and infections due to open wounds. Sufferers of the severest forms have difficulties with feeding due to the rawness of their mouths and often have to have a feeding tube fitted. There are milder forms of the condition that only affect the hands and feet.".
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink ebinfoworld.com.
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink www.debra-international.org.
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink national-eb-groups.
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink www.debra.org.uk.
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink www.ebnurse.org.
- DEBRA wikiPageExternalLink helptie.
- DEBRA wikiPageID "1490643".
- DEBRA wikiPageLength "4528".
- DEBRA wikiPageOutDegree "10".
- DEBRA wikiPageRevisionID "706168493".
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Backronym.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dermatologic_societies.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Category:Health_charities_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Charitable_organization.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Epidermolysis_bullosa.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink File:DEBRA_logo.png.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink Research.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink United_Kingdom.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLinkText "DEBRA".
- DEBRA wikiPageWikiLinkText "Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America".
- DEBRA wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Other_uses.
- DEBRA wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- DEBRA subject Category:Dermatologic_societies.
- DEBRA subject Category:Health_charities_in_the_United_Kingdom.
- DEBRA hypernym Charity.
- DEBRA type Organisation.
- DEBRA type Charity.
- DEBRA type Organization.
- DEBRA type Redirect.
- DEBRA type Organization.
- DEBRA comment "DEBRA (formerly known as DebRA) is the name of an international medical research charity dedicated to the curing of Epidermolysis bullosa with National Groups in over 40 countries (including the British and American) and growing.Debra is the first name of the daughter of Phyllis Hilton, the original founder of the organisation in the UK, which began as a support group for parents, guardians and carers of other young children with the condition.Although the backronym of Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association has been used by DEBRA UK in the past, the organisation provides information, research funding and support for all forms of EB, not just Dystrophic, which is one of three main sub-types of the condition: the others being EB Simplex and Junctional EB.The DebRA US organisation have continued to use the aforementioned acronym DEBRA for the Dystrophic EB Research Association of America since their formation in 1980.Epidermolysis bullosa is a genetic condition that in its most severe forms affects all of the body's linings, the skin, the linings of the mouth and oesophagus, etc. ".
- DEBRA label "DEBRA".
- DEBRA sameAs Q2890235.
- DEBRA sameAs DebRA.
- DEBRA sameAs m.055gxm.
- DEBRA sameAs Q2890235.
- DEBRA wasDerivedFrom DEBRA?oldid=706168493.
- DEBRA homepage www.debra-international.org.
- DEBRA isPrimaryTopicOf DEBRA.