Payal Desai: Highlights from the NASCC 2026 Sickle Cell Workshop
Payal Desai, Associate Professor at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Director, Sickle Cell Enterprise at Atrium Health, shared a Julie Kanter-Washko’s post on LinkedIn:
“The highlight of this group is always community.
How do you grow access for sickle cell?
Supporting centers and help build one place at a time. It’s an essential part of conquer SCD NASCC 2026 with the co-directors – Cece Calhoun Sheinei Alan, Sophie Lanzkron, Julie Kanter-Washko and so many more faculty Ted Wun.”
Julie Kanter-Washko, Professor/Associate Professor at University of Alabama at Birmingham, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“It was an amazing weekend National Alliance of Sickle Cell Centers (NASCC) SCD workshop.
A phenomenal group of early sickle cell center was the perfect start to a weekend of community.
We also had fantastic faculty to support the engagement and passion for improving outcomes for Sickle cell disease.
I cannot wait for tomorrow to kick off NASCC 2026”
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