The Sickle Cell Podcast

Featuring sickle cell clinical psychologist, Marsha Treadwell, PhD, we're talking about mental health, COVID-19 and tips and tricks to stay level headed and positive during these challenging times.

Let's get physicals!! We're back with our first episode of 2020, celebrating Black History Month, testing for sickle cell trait and getting physicals... with a side of cheese. 🧀

Sickle cell disease doesn't stop him. He received his MBA and traveled throughout Asia while doing it.

This 'Why Sickle Cell?' series episode features Ade Adeyokunnu and how he navigates advocacy, higher education and travel.

This one's for the 10th anniversary of World Sickle Cell Day.  🎉

Learn facts that you can share with your family and friends for World Sickle Cell Day!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This episode features psychologist and epidemiologist Dr. Charles Jonassaint, PhD, MHS and delves into mental health in sickle cell disease.

What do you get when you're an individual living with sickle cell disease and a physician? You get Dr. Oladipo Cole. 

This 'Why Sickle Cell?' series episode features Dr. Cole and how he navigates living with sickle cell disease and being a physician.

They say sickle cell chooses you, so we ask experts, patients and everyone in between why they're invested in sickle cell, while learning about their experience with sickle cell.

Talking with guest Dr. Q all about blood transfusions - types, benefits and risks, hydroxyurea, alternatives and more. Definitely for the nerds! 🤓

Talking about the mistreatment we endure in healthcare settings.

Articles:

• ‘Every time it’s a battle’: In excruciating pain, sickle cell patients are shunted aside - https://www.statnews.com/2017/09/18/sickle-cell-pain-treatment/

• Sickle cell patients face a ‘fight for everything’ — even attention - https://usat.ly/2EGKz8J