PROMOTING PUBLIC AWARENESS SICKLE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BREAK THE SICKLE CYCLE National Association for Sickle Cell Disease, Inc., The 3345 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1106 Los Angeles CA 900101880 promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease and information related thereto;
BREAK THE SICKLE CYCLE SICKLE CELL DISEASE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC. 7240 Parkway Driver, Suite #180 Hanover MD 21076 promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease and information related thereto;
LIVING WELL WITH SICKLE CELL Children's Sickle Cell Foundation, Inc. Gove Business Center 226 Paul Street, Suite 102 Pittsburgh PA 15211 Promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease; promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease by distributing reference and educational materials and sponsoring events to educate patients, their families, healthcare professionals, legislators and the general public about sickle cell disease, the management of the disease and the need for fundraising; promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease by providing information on, and featuring people who are living and dealing with, sickle cell disease; and providing retail store services featuring related promotional and novelty items for the purpose of promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease;
SICK CELLS Sick Cells 4512 River Drive Lisle IL 60532 Promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease by means of public advocacy;
YOUR FELLOW SICKLER SMITH JR, EMMANUEL 3095 Linden LN FLINT MI 48507 Promoting public awareness of sickle cell disease through public advocacy; Organizing events for promotional purposes;SICKLER;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A public/private communication system is provided which includes a public communication device 100, a private communication device (102) and a radio accessory extension (RAE) 200 coupled therebetween. The RAE (200) of the present invention provides audio and/or display capability which allows the public communication device to operate as a private communication accessory. Methods (300, 400 500) provide for the configuration and prioritization of private and public calls through the three devices to ensure that private calls will take priority and public calls will be received on the public communication device and handled appropriately.