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It's a little disappointing. People who think they're experts in sickle cell disease aren't necessarily expert in these cases.

I don't feel as if many people are as aware as they should be. Especially since it is a predominately Black disease. It's important that we get the information out, especially here at HU, where there is a Sickle Cell Center.

Over the years we've learned so much about the sickle cell disease.

Most doctors I've had here don't have a lot of knowledge about sickle cell. I want to help educate my community on the disease the way I was educated.

It's critical for children with sickle cell disease to have this test. Stroke is devastating, particularly when it impairs the quality of life for someone at such an early age.

James Frey (1969-)

Our findings suggest that patients with sickle cell disease and high LDH levels should have especially careful monitoring for pulmonary hypertension, a life-threatening complication.

LDH levels illuminate a pattern of pathology in sickle cell disease patients. As a result, LDH appears to hold great promise as an effective indicator for identifying patients most at risk and in need of possible preventive care and careful monitoring.

The majority of people that aren't sick enough to go to a doctor, we don't find out about. So our 23 cases we are reporting right now are only the worst cases, and many more are going undetected because they aren't sick enough to be tested or see a health care provider. Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness.

The preliminary findings indicate the boy did not die from sickle cell trait, nor did he die from natural causes.

I've talked to experts in the field, people that are experts in design of jails, experts in construction and experts in operation of the jail and it can be cost effective downtown.

We will confirm that preliminary findings indicate that Martin Anderson did not die of sickle cell trait, nor did he die of natural causes.

It's really a problem of appearances in most cases. In 99 percent of the cases, it's something that looks bad, but you don't frequently have legislators who are necessarily swayed by this. But it is a concern. It can undermine public confidence. What people see they tend to believe, whether or not at its core it really is as nefarious as all that.

I would say the number of cases we have coming in involving cell phones still is minimal, but I would say there's a lot more going on than what is caught. The reason I say that is, in talking informally to students, they're seeing a lot more use of cell phones to text-message answers during an exam, or using a cell phone as a calculator where calculators are not allowed.

There are a lot of different diseases that look like CJD and it is so rare many doctors may never even see it in their years of practice. We don't have a lot of experience with it, so we're asking the CDC to review the cases where autopsies were not done to give us an expert opinion on whether they were likely CJD cases.

Not only is it trauma victims, but we have surgery, we have children with various diseases, like sickle cell, leukemia, who are constantly using blood products all the time.

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