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World Sickle Cell Day with Special Guest Mr. Tony Adkins, TV Host Sandy Bodeau, Dr. Harrington, and Dr. Alvarez
Friday, June 19, 2020
1:00PM to 2:15PM EDT
Live Zoom , Fighting the Pain TV, and SCDAA MIAMI present World Sickle Cell Day with Celebrity Guest Mr. Tony Adkins, TV Host Sandy Bodeau, and Special Guest Dr. Thomas Harrington, and Dr. Ofelia Alvarez from The University of Miami and Jackson Health System Shining the Light on Sickle Cell Disease
Hosted By Naomie Pigatt and Co-Hosts
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