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SCD C.A.R.E.S. Consortium
We can’t advance sickle cell treatment without clinical trials. That’s why SCDAA are pleased to announce the formation of the SCD C.A.R.E.S. (Collaboration of Advocates for Research, Education and Science) Consortium. SCDAA established this initiative to educate the community about the importance of clinical trials and connect patients through their clinical trial finder. SCDAA encourages you to explore these resources today!
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