The article states that the National Children's Bureau will use aquestionnaire to ascertain the right health support for children in andleaving care. However, sickle cell anaemia is not a disease as thearticle says. It is a hereditary condition and not all children andadults are carriers.
Shirley Levy, monitoring officer, Nottingham City Council
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