At Anthony Nolan, we save the lives of people with blood cancer – and we’ve got some incredible stories to tell.
If you’ve got a transplant experience or stem cell donation story to share, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch today.
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“On this day, three years ago, a stranger saved my life” – John’s story
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George had only been on the register a couple of months when he got the news that he was a potential match. It would be two years until he would know just how much of a difference he made to John and his family. To raise awareness during Blood Cancer Awareness Month, John has shared…
‘Recovering from blood cancer during Covid-19’ – Bethan’s story
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When Bethan began treatment for blood cancer last year, she never expected that it would take so much from her, or that she would be recovering in lockdown. Yet, she has focussed on the positives and as her strength grew, she decided to take on a challenge for Anthony Nolan to help others going through…
The journey of a cell for research
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For over 45 years Anthony Nolan has recruited potential stem cell donors to their register – people who are willing to donate their cells to someone in need of a lifesaving stem cell transplant. As this work continues, in parallel we apply our vast experience and dedicated team of experts to help develop new cell-based…
EBMT Conference 2020 Preview – How Anthony Nolan is improving the services we provide with the help of our patients and healthcare professionals
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The European Society for Blood and Marrow Transplantation (EBMT) is an annual event which brings together the world’s leading stem cell transplantation clinicians and scientists to share their latest findings. This year’s conference was due to take place in Madrid but will now be held virtually at the end of August due to the coronavirus…
Introducing: Anthony Nolan Cell & Gene Therapy Services
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Cell and gene therapies have the potential to be transformative for patients. With the right support, researchers and developers have an opportunity to become leaders in this competitive global market. The number of allogeneic cell-based therapies in development is greater than ever, but how can organisations ensure they have a sustainable supply of starting material?…
‘Because of our ethnicity, the chances of finding our son a matching donor were extremely slim. It was heart-breaking.’ – Anesu’s transplant story
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After a difficult year, things are on the up for four-year-old Anesu and his family. His recovery is going well after receiving a cord blood transplant. His dad, Alvin, wanted to share their story to encourage more people from Black and minority ethnic backgrounds to join the register. Last year, we got the devastating news…
