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Every day is touch and go
Life for eight-year-old Henry Udueni is far from simple. His sickle cell
anaemia means he needs regular transfusions to stay well, and for his family every
day could bring a crisis
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Scientists unlock the secrets behind blood
How our research and development programme is building a brighter future for donation
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Donated skin brings hope to leg ulcer patients
A new treatment for leg ulcers, made from donated skin at our laboratories, is showing huge promise
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Pass it on for National Transplant Week
If you have signed the Organ Donor Register, make sure you pass on your wishes to your family.
That's the important message of National Transplant Week
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Help patients worldwide with a different sort of donation
As a blood donor, you are part of a 50 million strong worldwide community. But in many low-income countries,
the culture of altruistic giving needs to be developed and basic facilities provided.
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Trending and tweets
How social media is helping us to reach new supporters
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"It's important we have the blood we need, it saves lives"
Dr Rekha Anand is a consultant in transfusion medicine at our blood centre in Birmingham.
She talks about her unique role calling up donors with rare blood types and ensuring
patients receive the specialist treatment they need
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More than just the big 5-0
Tom Whitaker reached 50 donations on his 50th birthday, and each donation
has been made in a different location across the North West of England
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When to self defer
Our doctor, Sue Barnes, answers questions about self deferral
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Crossword
Complete the crossword. Taken left to right row by row the letters in the tinted squares spell out what blood donors can do.
Play other online games
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