Aurelio Maggio: Bridging Scientific Progress and Equitable Access to SCD Care in Sub-Saharan Africa
Aurelio Maggio, President of Foundation Franco and Piera Cutino, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Check out this insightful contribution by Cesare Medri to the GARDEN Experts Insights series, exploring the challenges of bridging scientific progress and equitable access to sickle cell disease care in sub-Saharan Africa.”
GARDEN – Global Hematological Rare Diseases Alliance shared a post on LinkedIn:
“How can we bridge the gap between scientific progress and access to comprehensive sickle cell disease care?
In this new contribution to the GARDEN Experts Insights series, Cesare Medri explores the challenges of improving sickle cell disease management across sub-Saharan Africa, where the burden of the disease remains particularly high and access to essential healthcare services is often limited.
This expert perspective offers valuable lessons for other global health interventions, emphasizing that scientific advances can only improve patient outcomes when effective treatments and services are accessible, equitable and sustainable.”
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