Tim Randolph has been recognized by the National Academy of Inventors for his innovative work in developing more accessible diagnostics for sickle cell disease. The research has led to the discovery of new biomarkers for hydroxyurea, a widely used treatment produced by AddMedica and Bristol Myers Squibb. These diagnostic methods have made testing more widely available, particularly in developing countries where standard methods are often out of reach. The eventual goal is to duplicate the program in Haiti and other regions needing accessible detection methods.
At OxyDial, we are pleased to see such research and a potential impact on increasing the efficiency of conventional treatment of sickle cell disease, ultimately improving the quality of life for those affected.
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