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Pain, Stigma and Silence: The hidden survival gap in sickle cell anaemia
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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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