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Connecticut students with sickle cell disease embark on visit to NASA’s Goddard Space Center

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A group of Connecticut students with sickle cell disease are about to embark on a special trip that could pave the way to incredible careers in the future. At Goddard, they will get the chance to peer deep into space through giant telescopes and take part in a panel discussion. The trip was organized by the Sickle Cell Association of America.

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Connecticut students with sickle cell disease embark on visit to NASA’s Goddard Space Center

WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) - A group of Connecticut students with sickle cell disease are about to embark on a special trip that could pave the way to incredible careers in the future. Waterbury sixth-grader Azani Yearwood, Jr. will be one of about 25 students getting on board a bus Friday morning heading to NASA's Goddard Space Center in Maryland. 2023: FDA approves 2 gene therapies for sickle cell. One is the first to use the editing tool CR…

1 month ago·New Haven, United States

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