title: Living Well With Mitochondrial Disease: A Handbook for Patients, Parents, and Families
author:  Cristy Balcells 
description: Cristy Balcells, a registered nurse whose five- year-old daughter, Eva, suffers from a serious and progressive form of the condition, said she wrote <b>Living Well with Mitochondrial Disease: A Handbook for Patients, Parents, and Families</b> to help provide the kind of education and support that was not available when doctors began the long process of diagnosing Eva. She does this effectively, weaving compelling, first-person patient and parent stories into the comprehensive medical information that makes up most of this 350-page book. --ForeWord Digital Reviews, February 2012
zlib_text: Mitochondrial 
  Dysfunction 
  in Aging and 
  Diseases of Aging
  Richard H. Haas
  www.mdpi.com/journal/biology
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  Printed Edition of the Special Issue Published in Biology
  biology
  
  Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Aging
  and Diseases of Aging
  
  Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Aging
  and Diseases of Aging
  Special Issue Editor
  Richard H. Haas
  MDPI • Basel • Beijing • Wuhan • Barcelona • Belgrade
  
  Special Issue Editor
  Richard H. Haas
  UC San Diego School of Medicine
  USA
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  MDPI
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  This is a reprint of articles from the Special Issue published online in the open access journal Biology
  (ISSN 2079-7737) in 2019 (available at: https://www.mdpi.com/journal/biology/special issues/
  Mitochondria)
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  ISBN 978-3-03921-327-6 (Pbk)
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