1- Acromegaly is a disease in which the bones develop irregularly, which is due to over secretion of PTH? 1.true 2.false

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1- Acromegaly is a disease in which the bones develop irregularly, which is due to over secretion of PTH?

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The answer to your question is true
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Nbro answered Jun 25, 2023

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