- EAN13
- 9782384271238
- Éditeur
- Fondation Ipsen BookLab
- Date de publication
- 05/01/2024
- Langue
- letton
- Fiches UNIMARC
- S'identifier
Livre numérique
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Aide EAN13 : 9782384271238
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Diagnostic errancy is devastating for individuals with rare diseases and their
families. To understand her son’s differences, Mother Lioness relentlessly
travels the African savannah.
Merlin is a cute feline. He lives in a South African village with his mother,
a beautiful honey-coloured lioness. Merlin’s mother loves him very much. But
Merlin does not look like an ordinary lion cub! He doesn’t even look like an
ordinary cat! He gets lots of unfriendly looks and mean comments from others,
because he looks different.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Medical secretary, Sonia Goerger has been welcoming and meeting with numerous
patients regarding genetics for many years. This interaction inspired her to
create this series of books on "Children of Genetics".
The books within this collection address challenges these patients may face on
a daily basis, in simple terms and with endearing characters.
Graphic designer for several years, Elodie Garcia is an author and illustrator
of children’s books and comics. The delicacy of her line allows her to
approach, in a gentle way, difficult subjects. By illustrating the "Children
of Genetics book series, she hopes to help families facing a rare disease.
The ARGAD Association (Association for Research in Genetics and Support for
Families and Professionals of Dijon-Bourgogne) is a non-profit association
under the 1901 law, created in September 2010. ARGAD engages in numerous
activities: • Improving reception and care conditions for patients with rare
diseases in Burgundy, within the Genetics Centre of Dijon CHU, • Raising
awareness among health professionals in the Burgundy region, and amongst the
general public regarding rare diseases, • Contributing to a better and
improved training of health professionals involved in rare diseases, • And,
supporting clinical and biological research activities in the field of genetic
mutations associated with abnormalities in development and intellectual
disabilities in Burgundy. To support the ARGAD Association and its’ mission:
http://www.translad.org/
families. To understand her son’s differences, Mother Lioness relentlessly
travels the African savannah.
Merlin is a cute feline. He lives in a South African village with his mother,
a beautiful honey-coloured lioness. Merlin’s mother loves him very much. But
Merlin does not look like an ordinary lion cub! He doesn’t even look like an
ordinary cat! He gets lots of unfriendly looks and mean comments from others,
because he looks different.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Medical secretary, Sonia Goerger has been welcoming and meeting with numerous
patients regarding genetics for many years. This interaction inspired her to
create this series of books on "Children of Genetics".
The books within this collection address challenges these patients may face on
a daily basis, in simple terms and with endearing characters.
Graphic designer for several years, Elodie Garcia is an author and illustrator
of children’s books and comics. The delicacy of her line allows her to
approach, in a gentle way, difficult subjects. By illustrating the "Children
of Genetics book series, she hopes to help families facing a rare disease.
The ARGAD Association (Association for Research in Genetics and Support for
Families and Professionals of Dijon-Bourgogne) is a non-profit association
under the 1901 law, created in September 2010. ARGAD engages in numerous
activities: • Improving reception and care conditions for patients with rare
diseases in Burgundy, within the Genetics Centre of Dijon CHU, • Raising
awareness among health professionals in the Burgundy region, and amongst the
general public regarding rare diseases, • Contributing to a better and
improved training of health professionals involved in rare diseases, • And,
supporting clinical and biological research activities in the field of genetic
mutations associated with abnormalities in development and intellectual
disabilities in Burgundy. To support the ARGAD Association and its’ mission:
http://www.translad.org/
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