epidermolysis bullosa
Britishnoun
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It also contains a logo from EB Research Partnership, a nonprofit co-founded by Vedder and his wife, Jill, after a childhood friend’s son was born with the painful skin condition epidermolysis bullosa.
From Los Angeles Times
Nevertheless, there was no shortage of gratitude in the air as Vedder discussed EBRP’s work combating epidermolysis bullosa — a rare skin condition that causes intense blistering and can lead to fatal skin cancers among children with severe cases — and the connections made among the community of families, doctors and philanthropists coming together to try to find a cure.
From Seattle Times
Along with family friends, Vedder and his wife, Jill, co-founded the EB Research Partnership, a nonprofit that funds research to find a cure for epidermolysis bullosa — a rare skin condition that can be fatal for infants with severe cases.
From Seattle Times
The proceeds will be donated to EB Research Partnership, a nonprofit that researches treatment and cures for epidermolysis bullosa.
From Seattle Times
The teen was born with dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa, a rare genetic condition that causes blisters all over his body and in his eyes.
From Seattle Times
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