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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

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#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

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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

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New use for cord blood could alleviate eczema and arthritis, as well as GvHD, surprising new research finds

Proteins found in umbilical cord blood could be used to treat eczema and rheumatoid arthritis.

1 July 2015 Archived Press release Research

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New technology could save the lives of more transplant patients, research suggests

New tissue typing method could ‘revolutionise’ the field of stem cell transplantation

27 May 2015 Archived Press release Research

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