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I'm sure no one actually forced mothers in developing countries to buy Nestle baby formula either. Babies died anyway. There are lots of sources out there. Her

• maxerickson 6y ago
  It's certainly not impossible that governments of African countries would spend thousands of dollars per person to prematurely cure sickle cell anemia, but I think we can say that it's unlikely.
  • DoreenMichele 6y ago
    The actions of African governments is not what concerns me here.
    • maxerickson 6y ago
      What other actors are going to give people unwanted bone marrow transplants? I guess medical companies testing the technology might do things to get people to participate in trials, but I'm not real sure people with sickle cell anemia would be mad about having to use modern anti-malarials instead of suffering with sickle cell.
  • f6v 6y ago
    > thousands of dollars per person to prematurely cure sickle cell anemia This cure is going to cost much much more. So highly unlikely.