The 18-year-old sickle cell patient pushing Washington on children’s health

The 18-year-old sickle cell patient pushing Washington on children’s health

What to read around the web today

• FBI urges universities to monitor some Chinese students and scholars in the U.S. NPR
• Breast milk donations kept my tiny daughters alive. The Guardian
• ‘I’m not me’: A bizarre disorder leaves people feeling distant from their bodies. The Washington Post
• ‘Sickle cell needs more funding’: An 18-year-old patient advocate calls on Washington to improve children’s health care. STAT
• Have cancer, must travel: Patients left in lurch after hospital closes. Kaiser Health News