This article is part of a Rare Disease series sponsored by DeepIntent. With Rare Disease Month wrapping up and Rare Disease Day taking place on Saturday, MM+M is celebrating a handful of campaigns ...

My Blood, Your Blood, a new children's book by author and producer Laura Henry-Allain MBE and illustrated by Zenovia Grant, is full of heroes. Based on the real-life experience of 13-year-old Angel ...

Sickle cell disease is often thought of solely as a blood disorder, but new research from the Wood Neuro Research Group provides measurable evidence that it can reshape how brain networks function.

Wana Udobang's "Warriors" is a web series aimed at drawing attention to the every day journey and struggles of Sickle Cell patients. The series is aimed at creating awareness as well as drawing ...

This article is part of a Health Affairs Forefront series on “The Future of Sickle Cell Disease Research and Care” with support from the American Society of Hematology. The articles in the series are ...

This article is part of “Innovations In: Sickle Cell Disease,” an editorially independent special report that was produced with financial support from Vertex Pharmaceuticals. Sickle cell disease was ...

With her weekly radio show, producer and publisher Audrey Adams is working to educate West Harlem about sickle cell disease, an illness that disproportionately impacts Black people. Due to prominent ...

Despite some recent setbacks to its sickle cell disease (SCD) pipeline, Pfizer is plowing ahead in improving education around the disease. The Big Pharma’s U.K. branch unveiled on Monday the first ...

This article is part of a Health Affairs Forefront series on “The Future of Sickle Cell Disease Research and Care” with support from The American Society of Hematology. The articles in the series are ...

You're reading Part 5 of Coercive Care, a yearlong examination of the denial of reproductive autonomy for people with sickle cell disease. ST. LOUIS — All morning, nurses had been coming in, taking ...

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