Sickle Cell Anemia: The Hidden Survival Gap, Pain, Stigma, and Silence
A new report sheds light on the hidden survival gap in sickle cell anemia, emphasizing the profound pain, stigma, and silence experienced by those affected. The articles explore the challenges faced by individuals living with this condition.
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Pain, Stigma and Silence: The hidden survival gap in sickle cell anaemia
It is estimated that without proper intervention, a high percentage of children with sickle cell in Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa risk not reaching their fifth birthday. This contributes heavily to the country’s under-fivemortality rates. The post Pain, Stigma and Silence: The hidden survival gap in sickle cell anaemia appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Discover the hidden survival gap for sickle cell patients in Nigeria and how collective action, including blood donation, can save lives and improve qualit Read More: https://punchng.com/pain-stigma-and-silence-the-hidden-survival-gap-in-sickle-cell-anaemia/
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