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Esther Dillard

Esther Dillard

Verified

Anchor/Reporter, Black Information Network

New York

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Politics Breaking News

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Useless controversies

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Total articles 6

  • Why Knowing Your Sickle Cell Status Is Crucial For Families With African Ancestry

    By Esther Dillard Verified| The Michigan Chronicle Verified Elle Cole says she and her husband were excited. Doctors told the couple they were going to have twins. But something happened that she didn’t expect weeks into the pregnancy. The doctor called them both in to discuss an issue. “I felt like both my husband, and I had been blindsided,” Cole said. “She told us we were both carriers of the sickle cell trait. Now prior to that neither of us had heard of the sickle cell trait or knew that we were carriers.

    By Esther Dillard Verified · The Michigan Chronicle

    Sep. 03, 2024

  • Why Knowing Your Sickle Cell Status Is Crucial For Families With African Ancestry

    By Esther Dillard Verified| Atlanta Daily World Verified Elle Cole says she and her husband were excited. Doctors told the couple they were going to have twins. But something happened that she didn’t expect weeks into the pregnancy. The doctor called them both in to discuss an issue. “I felt like both my husband, and I had been blindsided,” Cole said. “She told us we were both carriers of the sickle cell trait. Now prior to that neither of us had heard of the sickle cell trait or knew that we were carriers.

    By Esther Dillard Verified · Atlanta Daily World

    Aug. 30, 2024

  • Why Knowing Your Sickle Cell Status Is Crucial For Families With African Ancestry

    By Esther Dillard Verified| The Michigan Chronicle Verified Elle Cole says she and her husband were excited. Doctors told the couple they were going to have twins. But something happened that she didn’t expect weeks into the pregnancy. The doctor called them both in to discuss an issue. “I felt like both my husband, and I had been blindsided,” Cole said. “She told us we were both carriers of the sickle cell trait. Now prior to that neither of us had heard of the sickle cell trait or knew that we were carriers.

    By Esther Dillard Verified · The Michigan Chronicle

    Sep. 03, 2024

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Company Info

Black Information Network

Throwback 105.3

Atlanta, United States

1-844-844-iHeart

Founded: 2020