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Medical Definition of Haff disease
1. Haemoglobinuria, muscular weakness, and pains in the limbs, occurring in persons living in the vicinity of the Haff inlet, caused by arsenic poisoning from waste in a celluloid factory. Origin: Haff, an arm of the Baltic Sea in East Prussia (05 Mar 2000)
Lexicographical Neighbors of Haff Disease
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