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Can Hydroxyurea Be Used in Other Genetic Disorders?

While hydroxyurea is primarily used for cancer and SCD, its application in other genetic disorders is limited. Research is ongoing to explore its potential benefits and risks in other conditions, but its mutagenic nature requires careful consideration and monitoring.

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