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Estimating the post‐neonatal prevalence of sickle cell disease in a Brazilian Population

Objective  To estimate the prevalence of individuals with sickle cell disease (SCD) in Aracaju, Brazil, using the capture–recapture (CRC) method. SCD is a significant public health problem with long‐term life‐threatening complications. There are no reliable estimates of the number of individuals with this condition in Aracaju, north‐east Brazil. The CRC method has been used to quantify other ubiquitous populations.