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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>According to Discworld medical theory as it is popularly understood, a hemogoblin (alt. spelling &#039;&#039;haemogoblin&#039;&#039;) is a microscopically tiny imp living in the bloodstream that attracts iron to itself and physically carries it about the body. Without one&#039;s full component of hemogoblins, one runs the risk of sickening with anaemia and possibly dying. (Another good reason for avoiding [[Vampires|vampires]], as they are attracted to hemogoblins).<br /> <br /> The resident [[Doctor|doctor]] at the [[Assassins&#039; Guild]] would be full-square behind this theory, as it would quite neatly tie in with his concept of [[walruses]] as an infective agent. <br /> <br /> [[Mustrum Ridcully]], on the other hand, while not entirely dismissing the theory, has condemned it as &#039;&#039;positively unhygienic&#039;&#039;, and evidence of bad organisation and sloppy planning on the part of the [[Creator]]. <br /> <br /> [[Category:Discworld concepts]].</div>

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