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Are Stem Cell Transplants the Future of Treatment for Sickle Cell Anemia?

Are Stem Cell Transplants the Future of Treatment for Sickle Cell Anemia?

Have you ever tried to fit a square peg into a round hole? Short of taking a mallet to the peg, you’re not going to be successful in pushing it…

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Got Sickle Cell Anemia? Don’t Be Afraid to Seek Help

Got Sickle Cell Anemia? Don’t Be Afraid to Seek Help

I'll admit, I don't have sickle cell anemia, but I do have a bad habit: I don't ask for help.  No matter the situation—maybe my car has been towed, or…

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Two Sisters Come Together to Fight Sickle Cell Anemia

Two Sisters Come Together to Fight Sickle Cell Anemia

Many sisters may play pranks or bicker with each other often. According to ABC 11 News, Twelve-year-old Natalia and fourteen-year-old Nyasia Yarrell are no different. One minute they are mad at…

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Umbilical Cord Blood Could Make a Difference in Sickle Cell Anemia Treatment

Umbilical Cord Blood Could Make a Difference in Sickle Cell Anemia Treatment

A new public cord blood donation center recently opened up in New York. This is the second of this type of facility to open in the state. In the past,…

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We Need to Find a Cure for Sickle Cell Anemia… Here’s Why

We Need to Find a Cure for Sickle Cell Anemia… Here’s Why

Here's the rundown on sickle cell anemia. It causes a person to have abnormal hemoglobin (sickle hemoglobin) in their red blood cells. In order to understand what I'm talking about,…

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How Would You Describe Your Sickle Cell? Your Voice Matters!

How Would You Describe Your Sickle Cell? Your Voice Matters!

There is a must-read for more inspiration about living with sickle cell anemia (SCA) – a young woman’s blog, but not just any blog. She’s a DIVA (as in, absolutely…

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Fact or Fiction: Do You Believe This Young Girl Was Cured of Sickle Cell Anemia?

Fact or Fiction: Do You Believe This Young Girl Was Cured of Sickle Cell Anemia?

Okay. Hold the phone for just a minute. I’m a bit concerned after reading an article posted by a young girl who is living with sickle cell anemia. She basically…

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Read More on This Potential Sickle Cell Anemia “Breakthrough”

Read More on This Potential Sickle Cell Anemia “Breakthrough”

Researchers have reported an early victory in treating sickle cell anemia with a new gene therapy. This could possibly lead to a cure. According to the U.S. National Heart, Lung, and…

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