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Green Blood

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Green Blood
A marked shift in the colour of blood from deep red to avocado green/black which in humans is vanishingly rare, and attributed to sulphhaemoglobin evoked by therapeutic use of sulfonamides including sumatriptan used for migraines; the colour reverses itself upon discontinuation of sulphur-based agents
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Byline: By PAUL McDAID IT'S the one day of the year everyone wants to be Irish or claims some green blood has flowed in their genealogical line.
Travel: Eur best guide to a great St Patrick's Day; EUROPE by The Mirror (London, England)
I've got all the time in the world for Bryan Gunn and he's clearly got yellow and green blood, but that doesn't mean he's the right man to get the Canaries out of trouble.
United are a mustard bet to top Spurs by The Racing Post (London, England)
He loved the Army and the Green Howards - he had green blood.
It was as if he knew that he was going to die by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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