EPISODE · Jun 19, 2018 · 38 MIN

Sickle Cell Today

from The Sickle Cell Podcast · host Sickle Cell 101

A sickle cell warrior and a pharmacist with sickle cell trait chatting about the current state of sickle cell and looking to the future. Also featuring a Warrior Story about overcoming priapism. Bear with our cheesiness, it our first episode! Stephen's WSCD piece: https://bit.ly/2I0eie3 Friends? Sickle Cell 101's Social Media -Facebook: Sickle Cell 101 -Instagram: @sicklecell101 -Twitter: @sicklecell101 Subscribe to get alerts on new episodes!

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