Pain, stigma and silence: The hidden survival gap in sickle cell anaemia

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In developed countries, many people living with sickle cell disease routinely celebrate their 50th, 60th birthdays and beyond, enjoying good quality of life thanks to comprehensive care. In Nigeria, the story is painfully different. Too many Warriors face a devastating “survival wall” in early adulthood, with dreams of career success and family life cut short […]

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