Improving Outcomes for Patients with Sickle Cell Disease Amid Racial Disparities

Among other associations, those in educational attainment, employment status, mental health, and pain episode frequency and severity highlight the need for comprehensive care that considers the psychological well-being of individuals with SCD.

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