Defining Red Blood Cell Health
Detroit, MI
Joined December 2016
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Happy #NationalBlackBusinessMonth! Join @InvestDet & @InvestDetroitVC supporting & celebrating the success & innovation of Black business owners & entrepreneurs. Throughout August, we will be recognizing founders & businesses we've supported. Follow along throughout the month!
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@RippleScience’s new partnership with @functionalflu aims to build a global registry of patient #biomarkerdata to improve the speed, cost, & success rate of life-changing therapies for sickle cell patients. More below.
We are thrilled to announce our expanded relationship with fellow Michigan startup, Functional Fluidics!
ripplescience.com/functional…
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We❤️when our portfolio companies collaborate!
@functionalflu Detroit-based Medical Laboratory team adopts @RippleScience to build a global registry.
#IDVentures #FunctionalFluidics #RippleScience #collaboration #startups #lifescience #healthcare
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Congrats to this year's Invest360 competition winners who each took home a $50k check!
IT: @jottful
Mobility: M-Vision Inc.
Healthcare: @functionalflu
These 3 winners have a chance to win another $50K on 10/14 & you can help choose! Join us at Tech Talk: a2spark.org/TTalk22
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Supporting the FSCDR means you are helping those who suffer from sickle cell disease. Your donation brings better health care and treatment to our patients. Please, donate today. Your donation makes a difference.
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#healthiswealth #healthywellness #southfloridahealth #sicklecell
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Shine The Light On Sickle Cell
is a national awareness campaign to celebrate World Sickle Cell Awareness Day on June 19, 2022. Across the globe, local gatherings #ShinetheLightonSickleCell disease. Together, we will find a cure!
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Don't forget, our annual 16th Annual Sickle Cell Disease Research and Educational Symposium is coming up! It'll be from June 10th to June 12th. It will be an in-person and online symposium, so if you're interested in participating, you can sign up through the link in our bio!
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Another episode of "Bringing Sickle Cell Disease to Life" is out now! Dr. Betty Pace is back to discuss her #sicklecell research experience with host, @DrSickleStrong. Tune in now: loom.ly/PE4YfKo
#ConquerSCD
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Blood is the most precious gift that anyone can give to another person – the gift of life. A decision to donate your blood can save a life. Donate today!🩸
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A year of HealthyConversations.Health
A look back at 2021 and into 2022
With @KimLBlackwell @TempusLabs on precision oncology
@PHines_MDPhD @functionalflu on future of #sicklecell
@dylanbgeorge of @CDCgov on the info supply chain
Listen here—> podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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We have the tools to make a change.
Important strides have been made with the development of guidelines for #SickleCellDisease for health care professionals — tools that may help to improve the patient experience and optimize clinical outcomes: changeforscd.com/sickle-cell… #ASH21
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New clinical conventions & innovations surrounding #SickleCell disease.
My conversation w/ Dr Patrick Hines @PHines_MDPhD, founder of @FunctionalFlu on diagnostics for red blood cell stickiness
Full episode here: cvshealth.com/news-and-insig…
More episodes at HealthyConversations.health
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Looking forward to charing the translation session at this NHLBI workshop and hosting @PHines_MDPhD from @functionalflu Dr. Sarah Du from @FloridaAtlantic and Dr. Vamsee Pamula from @baebiesinc to discuss translation of next gen microfluidics to the clinic! – at Tampa, FL
Functional Fluidics founder & CEO, Patrick Hines, will be presenting at the NHLBI Next Generation Microfluidics workshop taking place November 4-5, 2021. Learn more: hubs.ly/H0-vxk90
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. One of the common complications is acute chest syndrome. Blockage of blood flow to the lungs can cause acute chest syndrome, a life-threatening condition like pneumonia, leading to chest pain, coughing, difficulty breathing, and fever.
#sicklecellproblems
#sicklecellmatters
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#HealthyConversations is back with @PHines_MDPhD. He takes us through his transformational #SickleCellAnemia study and the latest innovations in #SickleCell therapy.
Apple: cvs.co/3blC8lr
Google: cvs.co/3vPJfMA
Spotify: cvs.co/2Zx6QFO
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NEW EPISODE OF CHEAT CODES: A SICKLE CELL PODCAST: "Think COVID Through with Dr. Lewis Hsu"
The CMO of Sickle Cell Disease Association of America himself gives an update on #COVID19 & #sicklecelldisease!
Listen: bit.ly/cheatcodespod
Sponsored by Global Blood Therapeutics
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We're proud to stand with a community that inspires us every day. #SickleCell warrior, Blaze, shares his experience with the disease in a moving poem. During #SickleCellAwarenessMonth & going forward, we’ll keep working toward the goal of advancing care for #SickleCellDisease.
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We hope this information can help anyone who had SCD. Don't forget to save this post for future reference, like, comment, and send it to a friend so they too can get informed and have better care for someone with SCD.
#sicklecellsoldier
#Sicklecelllife
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Help us bring sickle cell into the natl. spotlight this month by sharing your stories using the hashtag #SickleCellMatters2021. Learn more about how to get involved this month: bit.ly/3hofdHH #SickleCellAwarenessMonth #SCDAA2021AwarenessMonth #SCDSCTmatters (2/2)
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Sept. is Natl. Sickle Cell Awareness Month. Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder affecting approx. 100,000 Americans. Sickle cell warriors face severe & unexpected pain episodes, chronic anemia, a shortened life expectancy & more. There is no universal cure. (1/2)
