The Washington Post: Sickle cell disease once meant a short and painful life, but now there’s growing hope
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New research and better and more aggressive treatment have begun to change sickle cell disease from an inherited condition that often condemned children to painful and short lives into a condition that can be managed with less pain and has a better life expectancy.
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