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Sickle Cell Disease Hotline | Cayenne Wellness Center and Sickle Cell Disease Education & Awareness
source: Cayenne Wellness Center
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summary/abstract:Patients living with Sickle Cell Disease are considered one of the vulnerable populations, at high risk for COVID-19. In addition, those who go for lab tests, blood transfusion, infusion, port flushing or other needed procedures, may need advice on how to proceed. Check in more with Cayenne Wellness Center.
Cayenne Wellness Center and Children’s Foundation was first established in the year 2000 and, in the beginning, held a broad vision of general public health and wellness. The mission of Cayenne Wellness Center is to increase the quality of life for individuals diagnosed with sickle cell disease in California by ensuring expert, unbiased, and comprehensive care.
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