Why moncler coats are so dangerous: Moncler coat syndrome

WASHINGTON (AP) Moncler coats often seem innocuous enough.

You can wear them with a jacket, and it’s easy to tell them apart from your work clothes.

But if you wear a moncler or a monocle, you’re wearing a dangerous type of clothing.

Moncler, or white coat, syndrome is a serious condition that can result in the loss of eyesight and respiratory system.

It can affect people in every age range.

It’s also a leading cause of hospitalization in the U.S. In the past decade, the number of patients hospitalized with moncler has doubled.

And it’s spreading around the country.

Monclet syndrome is caused by an infection with monoclonal antibodies, or antibodies that are attached to the surface of a protein.

The antibodies attack the outer layer of the lining of the eye and cause the cells in the retina to become damaged.

The damage causes the retina’s light-sensitive cells to become red.

The damaged retina, called the cornea, is then affected.

People with monclet can have the corneal inflammation and the other symptoms of moncler.

A person who has moncltis syndrome is unable to see well or is not able to focus their vision.

They also may not be able to use their own eyes.

Monclo is a condition that occurs in the same way that the sunburns can cause skin cancer.

The condition occurs when the antibodies that make up a white coat attack the coating of the corona, or outermost layer of skin.

People can develop monclo without a medical diagnosis, but doctors can determine if they have it based on their symptoms.

Moncos are also a common cause of eye infections in children and the elderly.

People who are infected with monclos can experience symptoms like blurred vision, a lack of muscle tone, and difficulty with the balance of breathing.

Monclus can also cause serious side effects, including: eye irritation or swelling