Sickle cell disease: Expert advocates compulsory genotype testing

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According to the Kebbi Sickle Cell Association (KESCA), there are 138,000 children born with sickle cell disease every year in Nigeria. This was disclosed by Dr. Garba Umar-Kangiwa, a consultant hematologist with KESCA, during the World Sickle Cell Day celebration in Birnin Kebbi. The World Sickle Cell Day celebration is to raise awareness about genetic […]

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