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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What makes great customer service in the world of Cell and Gene Therapies?
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Thomas Painter, the Business Support Coordinator in the Anthony Nolan Cell & Gene Therapies Service, looks at how great customer service can make all the difference, and how we’re applying these learnings to deliver the best service for our customers and their patients. At Anthony Nolan, providing great customer service to our collaborators is vital…
‘We planned a wedding knowing I only had months to live’– Jo’s Story
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Jo was just six months into a new relationship when she was told she had six months to live. She shares her experience of dealing with her diagnosis, treatment and searching for a matching stem cell donor, while not letting cancer stop her living her life with her partner, Pete. My diagnosis I was 22…
Are cells the new pills for patients?
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With new breakthroughs in cell therapies, Dr Diana Hernandez, Senior Research Scientist and Immunotherapy Group Leader at Anthony Nolan, explains the science behind these treatments, and how Anthony Nolan’s Cell & Gene Therapy Service is looking to support them. Having worked in the stem cell field for many years, it is truly exciting to see…
A thank you to 750,000 lifesavers, from our Chief Executive
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For the first time, in June this year, we are proud to have three quarters of a million people on the stem cell register. Here Henny Braund, our Chief Executive, expresses her thanks to everyone on the register and shares the story of Abin, our landmark 750,000th recruit. A milestone moment In June, we reached the incredible milestone…
Long-term recovery from transplant: 15 years on – Naa Yeye’s story
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Naa Yeye was only 18 when she was diagnosed with blood cancer. 15 years later, she’s still dealing with long-term side effects, while also looking to share her story to help people from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds not feel alone while going through cancer and a stem cell transplant. She spoke to Caroline…
‘I’m about to have my transplant and I wanted to share my story to help other people who might be going through this.’ – Kerry’s Transplant Journey
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‘I’m not going to lie, I am scared. I wouldn’t be human if I wasn’t.’ Kerry’s pre-transplant story When Kerry was told she needed a stem cell transplant, she decided to do anything she could to help other people. From sharing her experiences, to spreading the word, this is Kerry’s story so far.. I’m about…
