Broccoli could help treat skin disease

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In rare cases, some children are born with extremely delicate skin, breaking and blistering at the lightest touch.

An ingredient found in broccoli and related vegetables may help, according to research by doctors at Johns Hopkins University, though practical medical treatment may remain a distant possibility.

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