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New herbal remedies page now on web site

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13 years 10 months ago #19874 by youngjoan
New herbal remedies page now on web site was created by youngjoan
PDSA is completely rewriting all of the complementary medicine pages. The herbal remedies page is now available, with all new content and a comprehensive list of the herbal remedies that have been shown to benefit people with ITP.

www.pdsa.org/treatments/complementary/herbal-remedies.html
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