While our understanding of hereditary angioedema (HAE) has evolved gradually since the condition was first described by Sir William Osler in 1888, it has been greatly enhanced in recent decades, particularly since the turn of the millennium, thanks to intensive research efforts, advances in laboratory techniques, increasing clinical observations, and improved understanding of the link between genetics and pathogenesis
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