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Gum Disease Treatment - The average number of children per family who were affected was 0.63.
By admin | July 12, 2007
This is shown in Table 3, in which A represents the patient with
an absent susceptibility, B the patient with acquired susceptibility,
and C, strongly inherited susceptibility. Eight families in which
the patients have absent susceptibility are combined in a group
with an average number of children of 7.3. The average number of
children per family who were affected was 0.63, or 9 percent. of
the total number of children.
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