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WebThis site is independent of the NHS and the Department of Health. Jobs Employer search My account Please wait, loading http://www.scorecharity.com/ WebHAEMOGLOBIN S/BETA THALASSAEMIA. This is a form of sickle cell disorder. People with sickle cell usually have anaemia, an increased risk of serious infections, and attacks of severe pains in joints or elsewhere from time to time. They need to take antibiotics daily and attend a sickle cell clinic several times a year. binding origin information eu