A Better Solution for Sickle Cell Care in Africa Amid Aid Cuts?

KAMPALA AND KAYUNGA, UGANDA—Olivia Nansamba sits on a narrow hospital bed, her 6-month-old son in her arms, her young daughter nestled beside her. She traveled two hours from her village to this clinic at Kampala’s Mulago National Referral Hospital. Her baby, Melvin, had a fever, and is pale, weak, and wailing.