Graft Selection Strategy Workshop
The Graft Selection Strategy Workshop is unique – it’s the only event entirely dedicated to discussing unrelated donor selection for haematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) patients.
Immunotherapy research group
Immunotherapy is a type of treatment which harnesses the power of our immune system to tackle disease – cancer in particular. Our Immunotherapy research group aims to use the power of immunotherapy to improve the outcomes of stem cell transplants.
Patient focused research
Our patient reported outcomes research aims to give us a better understanding of the challenges faced by stem cell transplant patients, helping us develop solutions to meet patient need and campaign for policy change.
Matched unrelated donor (MUD) stem cell transplants
If you’ve found out that you need a stem cell transplant and don't have a relative who can donate, another option is using stem cells from a matched unrelated donor. On this page we’ll explain what this means, how it works and why you might need one.
Haploidentical stem cell transplants
If you’ve found out that you need a stem cell transplant, one of your options might be a haploidentical transplant, which uses stem cells from a relative. On this page we’ll explain what this means, how it works and why you might need one.
Sibling stem cell transplants
If you’ve found out that you need a stem cell transplant, sometimes your biological sibling can be your stem cell donor. On this page we’ll explain what sibling transplants mean, how they work and why you might need one.
Cord blood transplants
If you’ve found out that you need a stem cell transplant, one of the options available for some people is a cord blood transplant. On this page we’ll explain what this means, how it works and why you might need one.
Real stories
Patients & families share their experience before, during & after transplant
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Anthony Nolan Clinical Nurse Specialists
You might have an Anthony Nolan Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) to support you through your stem cell transplant or CAR T-cell therapy. Here, we’ll explain their role, and the roles of other healthcare professionals you might meet.