Foundation empowers sickle cell patients, seeks viable policy on disease

The Tonymay Foundation, which recently organised a social welfare programme for sickle cell patients in Kirikiri, Lagos, has stressed the need for a viable policy on sickle cell anaemia.

Bright Azuh

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