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Roland B. Scott Memorial Symposium: I Want Somebody to Love
Roland B. Scott Symposium on Sickle Cell Disease
“I Want Somebody to Love”
Friday, May 19, 2023
Live and Virtual Event, 10 am –3 pm
W. Lester Henry Auditorium
Howard University Hospital
This event will explore stigma, relationships and reproductive issues for those living with sickle cell disease. It will include two panels and a town hall, as well as awards and memorials.
Speakers include Teonna Woolford and Ahmar U. Zaidi, MD.
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