epidermolysis bullosa (eb)

Are There Any Treatments or Cures?

Currently, there is no cure for EB. However, research is ongoing into potential treatments such as gene therapy, protein replacement therapy, and stem cell therapy. These treatments aim to address the underlying genetic causes of the disorder.

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