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Factores de riesgo para la formación de un coágulo sanguíneo | Coágulos de sangre y salud transgénero

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Hormone Therapy and Blood Clot Risk | Transgender Health and Blood Clots

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Signs and Symptoms of a Blood Clot | Transgender Health and Blood Clots

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Risk Factors | Transgender Health and Blood Clots

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What is a Blood Clot? | Transgender Health and Blood Clots

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Blood Clot Risk in the Transgender Community

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