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Rare disease

Explore entities Wikidata records as members of this category. These are provider observations; their classifications have not been independently checked here.

Appearing here does not create a Counterpedia subject binding or establish a governed Counterpedia record. Data and provenance

21
Observed entities
21
Recorded classifications
0
Partial type records

Members

  • Waardenburg's syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1151801. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • syndactyly

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1360044. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • focal segmental glomerulosclerosis

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1435223. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Kabuki syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1538227. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • erythropoietic protoporphyria

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1759600. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • thanatophoric dysplasia

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1787020. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Pelizaeus-Merzbacher disease

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1876206. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • moya moya disease

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q1951267. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • hypoparathyroidism-deafness-renal disease syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q2027515. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Paget's disease of bone

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q2035074. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Marfan syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q208562. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • X-linked adrenal hypoplasia congenita

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q3144300. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • achromatopsia

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q432396. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • hereditary spastic paraplegia 23

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q4664694. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • phaeochromocytoma

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q536269. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2A

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q604075. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Apert syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q618246. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • metabolic syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q657193. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • osteitis fibrosa cystica

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q799615. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • Barth syndrome

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q928424. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

  • primary polydipsia

    Provider observation · Wikidata · Entity ID: Q929963. This is not a Counterpedia subject binding.

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Data and provenance

Provider: Wikidata · Category ID: Q929833. Recorded label: rare disease. Membership uses exact P31 (“instance of”) statements, without inferred or subclass membership.

21 statement rows; 30327 bounded bytes read. This technical read limit does not assess source support.

Public release
sha256:f33228901a35b0683356002a46df9ceb11f399d05f17abb5c7c78256cbf38ba7
Projection source release
sha256:ea0e40d1cd430ab2f1d2f7ea45cdc3ab22f0bbbf772a96703a721cbe8ea97843
Membership artifact
sha256:fe67438914b44adac201a6f2e1418c785c89b6fed9968462d434c31e35c7c628
Class artifact
sha256:4cbcdf13236398a2f13c6da6b53a520cf6a4a5ed42eea9845cf5579e08995ef8
Class index
sha256:a1b2f7c2f9c519553c259832c7130d876c684487a7f759f252e4974e67032f41
Source adjacency
sha256:9e459e3e17aa2f90f5bab367d26abbe50a97f1d9a775566ff425beab9f3170d0

These identifiers make the carried projection inspectable and reproducible. They are provenance bindings, not truth, support, admission, verification, or authority claims.