Sickle Cell Disorders are a group of genetic diseases that affect the red blood cells of people with the condition. They can cause bouts of extreme pain and can cause permanent damage to many different organs.
There are however, ways to make living with sickle cell easier. The pages below should answer many of your questions and provide useful information about the condition. Click on text to select page
Times Article - Sickle Cell Disease is spreading...
Regional Support Care Project - Impace Assessment
SCAD
The Politics of Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia - Book Review
A Vaccine Substitute for Penicillin? - WYETH'S PREVENAR
Licenced and Unlicenced Medicines
Hydroxyurea in children with sickle cell disease
Massage Therapy in the Treatment and Management of Sickle Cell Anaemia
The lack of key neuropsychology service provision for sickle cell children
Sickle cell anemia and S-thalassemia in Sicilian children
European Haemoglobinopathy Registry
Reproductive Decision Making in Women with Sickle Cell Trait
Cognitive Therapy for the Management of Sickle Cell Disease Pain
New Treatment Strategies For Sickle Cell Disease
A Psychological Approach to Managing Sickle Cell Disease and Pain
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) for Sickle Cell Patients - Focus Groups Report
Sexual Experiences in Men with Sickle Cell Disease - a Phenomenological Enquiry
Why is Blood from Afro-Caribbean Donors Special?
Pain Management & Sickle Cell Sufferers
'Living With Sickle Pain' Research Project: Feedback Session for Participants
The Combined Contraceptive Pill and Women with Sickle Cell Disorders
