"Aetyr" <Aetyr at nc.rr.com> wrote in message
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> race is an entirely social concept. It has no biological
> reality.
> Pip
> "Parse Tree" <parsetree at hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%45m9.1720$zz2.513454 at news20.bellglobal.com...> > I'm sure many of them think they're a race. But they're really
> not.
> >
Why is it that the jews are whining so much about the genetic diseases which
only jews get, which no other race gets, if "It has no biological reality"?
Where do people GET such STUPID, misleading ideas? School? The "news"
media"? Feminazis? STUPID jews? Certainly not church?
John Knight
www.mazornet.com/genetics/index.asp
Jewish Genetic Diseases
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Jewish community, is also proud to present this important website.
Mazornet's staff is dedicated to compile helpful information and resources
concerning Jewish Genetic Diseases.
The first step towards unraveling the mysteries behind genetic disorders is
to find the problem genes. Many defective genes have been identified and
work is ongoing to discover feasible methods for "cures". While
investigations of genetic treatments continue, people are in a position to
begin using the current facts for their benefit.
There are nearly 4,000 genetic diseases known that afflict the world's
population. However, in almost every ethnic, racial, or demographic group,
certain genetic diseases occur at higher frequencies among their members
than in the general population. Such is the case for the Jewish people.
The genetic diseases described on Mazornet's Jewish Diseases are disorders
which occur more frequently in individuals of Jewish ancestry. Most diseases
are severely incapacitating and some are tragically debilitating, leading to
death in infancy or early childhood. Tay-Sachs may be the most notorious of
the lot, but other diseases, just as prevalent and just as devastating,
shatter the lives of Jewish families.
Children and adults with a rare genetic disease have multiple needs to
address: health concerns, primarily, but others as well. As a service to the
global Jewish community, Mazornet.com is committed to gathering and
compiling data about Jewish genetic disorders. More importantly,
Mazornet.com's mission is to serve as the ultimate information resource by
surfacing areas of assistance online and in the real world. It is not
Mazornet.com's intent to choose resources, but rather to make support
information and resources of any kind available to the people and to the
families afflicted by these diseases. There is hope, and there is help.