Factor V Leiden: what you should know about this hereditary thrombophilia
Sandra Ferreiro 13/05/2025
Did you know that Factor V Leiden is a type of inherited thrombophilia present in approximately 2% of the population? What is Factor V?
Did you know that Factor V Leiden is a type of inherited thrombophilia present in approximately 2% of the population? What is Factor V?
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