Numerous myths about sickle cell disease persist globally, leading to negative attitudes toward patients. As a result, many people…
Articles by Oluwatosin Adesoye
Second in a series. Read part one. In my last column, I outlined several “red flags” that people with…
First in a series. Love and relationships can significantly affect the lives of people with sickle cell disease. A…
In 2006, the World Health Organization recognized sickle cell disease as a global public health problem. Sickle cell…
It took me a while to realize that intense emotions can lead me to a sickle cell crisis. Most…
Chronic diseases and pain can sometimes take away one’s happiness. They are proven predisposing factors for depression. In…
I often hear a fascinating question among those living with sickle cell disease, sickle cell advocates, parents, caregivers, etc.
From my experience, pain is one of the hallmark symptoms of sickle cell disease. In fact, it is its…
“I have another patient with sickle cell disease, but she’s not affected as severely as you. What’s wrong with…
“I have sickle cell disease. So what?” That was my reaction as an 11-year-old girl about 24 hours after…