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Being active and exercising after a bone marrow or stem cell transplant

Claire Parsons is the Senior Physiotherapist Oncology at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Claire has worked in oncology for twelve years and works with people in early recovery after transplant. Here she talks about the importance of being active before, during and after a stem cell or bone marrow transplant.

19 November 2015 Archived Patient support

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‘Natural killer cells’ breakthrough could ‘double’ the effect of a lifesaving cord blood transplant

Research breakthrough could lead to better outcomes for patients having stem cell transplants using umbilical cord blood.

13 October 2015 Archived Press release Research

'It didn’t matter how little or sick I was, I always felt like a giant with the rugby team'

When he was just five years old, Alex Hannard was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder - and found support in local rugby legends the Templars, and Harlequins RFC. Eight years later, after a stem cell transplant from a complete stranger, Alex talks about how rugby stars have shown their generosity, kindness and decency.

1 October 2015 Archived Research

How to manage fatigue after a transplant

Mandy Ellis is a BMT Nurse Coordinator at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. Mandy has more than 20 years’ experience in Haematology & BMT, guiding patients through all stages of their transplant journey. Here she explains the importance of planning ahead, listening to your body and being kind to yourself to help you manage your fatigue after a stem cell or bone marrow transplant.

13 August 2015 Archived Patient support

#IGiveASpit - the world's youngest stem cell donor joins our campaign

When she was just 17, Victoria Rathmill did an amazing thing – she donated her stem cells to save the life of a stranger. And even more amazingly, she’s the world’s youngest person to do so.

10 August 2015 Archived Research

Bobby Norris supports our #IGiveASpit campaign

Bobby Norris has been a supporter of Anthony Nolan ever since his mum was told she needed a stem cell transplant - and now he's supporting our #IGiveASpit campaign, launched today.

7 August 2015 Archived Research

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How soon does the immune system recover after a cord blood transplant?

Our research team is always taking on groundbreaking new initiatives to improve transplantation and quality of life for patients. And that’s why we asked one of our PhD-student researchers, Vikesh Devlia, to write about his new study of how long it takes the immune system to regenerate in patients who’ve had a cord blood transplant.

30 July 2015 Archived Stem cell donation Research

Young cyclist Hannah Walker to take on 100 mile challenge for brother with rare disorder

22 July 2015 Archived Press release News and press

Having a Hickman line - what's it like?

The Hickman line, also known as a central line, is something that most transplant patients experience in the course of their treatment. In our second blog post from Adam Riley, he talks about having his Hickman Line inserted and what it's like to live with one.

22 July 2015 Archived Patient support

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