Treatment for a disease so rare, it has no name


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The zebra print ribbon is the symbol for rare diseases, which are defined as conditions that affect less than one in 4,000 people in Malaysia. — Wikimedia Commons

There may never be a name for nine-year-old Ireland Tolbert’s diagnosis, but one day soon, n-Lorem, an American medical research and development non-profit, hopes to provide a medication that will improve her quality of life.

Shanna Tolbert always wanted to be a mother. 

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