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My Story as a Doctor & Sickle Cell Warrior: “We Are Resilient” - Garland Journal

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By Jasmine Smith We often hear early diagnosis is the key to getting effective treatment and improving prognosis. But what happens when the timing of your diagnosis is out of your control? Newborn screening for both sickle cell disease and sickle cell trait is paramount for early diagnosis. Today, they are performed in all U.S. states. […]

The post My Story as a Doctor & Sickle Cell Warrior: “We Are Resilient” appeared first on Garland Journal.

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