Fundraiser: 2019 Africa Sickle Cell Tour
December 18, 2018 Awareness / Sickle Cell Disease 0 CommentSickle Cell Intervention UK is partnering with Africa Security Form UK for the 2019 Africa Sickle Cell Tour. The aim of the project is to spread awareness about Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) at the grassroots level in three countries: Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Uganda. The Sickle Cell Disease crisis in […]
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10 Myths and Fact About Sickle Cell Disease
June 1, 2018 Awareness / Sickle Cell Ailment 0 CommentSickle Cell Intervention has made a list of our Top 1o myths and facts about Sickle Cell Disease. Malaria – There are sayings that I have heard from many people that malaria does not attack sickle cell sufferers and I am always amazed as there is no basis for such […]
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Sickle Cell Disease Awareness
Awareness / Sickle Cell Ailment / Sickle Cell Disease 0 CommentThe misconceptions about Sickle Cell Disease in local communities and among health care professionals can be problematic. Family members, law enforcement, paramedics and hospital staff who aren’t educated about Sickle Cell Disease often subject those suffering from the ailment to unfair treatment and stigma because the misinterpret their symptoms for […]
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Why is Stigma attached to Sickle Cell Disease?
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Practical Guideline On Public Health Intervention in Africa
by Augusta Elizabeth Koroma
The Public Health issues are great concerns across the length and breadth of Africa. The author of this book provides a guideline on how best health practitioners could intervene in tackling some of the public health challenges
Sickle Cell Ailment: My Cry, My Story
by Augusta Elizabeth Koroma
The Public Health issues relating to Sickle Cell disease is mainly predominant in populations of Africa and Caribbean descendant. It is a subject that many community members are unaware of until they have a friend or a family member who is affected, and there is more to be done on research and Public awareness campaigns.