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Support May 14, 2026 Featured

How to Support a Loved One Living with Sickle Cell Disease

By Tunde Adeyemi • 1 min read

Practical advice for families and friends — from crisis management at home to navigating hospital visits with confidence.

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Research June 10, 2026

New Gene Therapy Trial Shows Promise for SCD Patients in Africa

By Dr. Amara Okafor • 1 min read

A landmark clinical trial across three West African countries is showing early positive results in reducing painful crises for sickle cell disease patients.

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Awareness May 28, 2026

Why Genotype Testing Before Marriage is Non-Negotiable

By Dr. Chidi Okonkwo • 1 min read

Knowing your genotype is the single most important step every Nigerian couple can take before starting a family. Here's why it matters.

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Research April 22, 2026

Breakthrough in SCD Treatment: What You Need to Know

By Dr. Funmilayo Adebayo • 1 min read

Recent advances in sickle cell disease treatment offer new hope for patients. From gene therapy to new medications, the future is brighter than ever.

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Awareness April 5, 2026

Understanding Sickle Cell Disease: A Comprehensive Guide

By Dr. Adeola Johnson • 1 min read

Everything you need to know about sickle cell disease: causes, symptoms, treatment options, and how to live well with the condition.

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News March 15, 2026

Eke Foundation Launches Free Screening Program in Lagos

By Eke Foundation Team • 1 min read

Our new free genotype screening program aims to reach 5,000 people in Lagos State, providing early detection and education about sickle cell disease.

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Awareness February 20, 2026

Ada's Story: Finding Strength in Sickle Cell

By Ada Nwachukwu • 1 min read

Ada was diagnosed with sickle cell disease at birth. Today, she is a university graduate and an advocate for SCD awareness. Her story shows that sickle cell does not define who you are.

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