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May 15, 2026, 14:06
Kabir Olaniran: The Hidden Kidney Risk Behind the Sickle Cell Gene
Kabir Olaniran, Principal Investigator, Sickle Cell Kidney Biorepository of UT Southwestern Medical Center, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Did you know that up to 1 in 13 Black Americans carry the sickle cell gene, and that most have no idea what it means for their kidneys?
I spoke with Rolling Out Health IQ about the sickle cell gene, kidney disease, and what everyone should know about this unique interaction between genetics and the kidneys.”
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