- We’ve all been disappointed by NHS England’s recent decision on second transplants. In this blog, our Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Simon Butler, explains what’s next for our…
- The Policy and Public Affairs Team is always working hard to keep stem cell transplantation on the political agenda and make sure that the patient voice is heard by the Government…
- After Ronnie Manders was born with a rare form of childhood leukaemia, his family began rallying - both to add more donors to the Anthony Nolan register, and to raise lifesaving…
- 49-year-old Deborah lives in Drayton, North Worcestershire with her partner. She has two children and is the Public Health Director for Dudley. Deborah was diagnosed with acute…
- After new findings from Anthony Nolan’s Patient/Donor project have been published, Jonathan from our Patient Services team looks at how new technology is helping us understand…
- Scott was the 9th patient in the UK to participate in a CAR T-cell therapy trial, following a relapse from Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL). Scott shares with us how this…
- Every day, our cord blood collectors are there at the births of new-born lifesavers. Bill Duffy, one of our collectors, explains what happens behind the scenes of the…
- The NHS Long-Term Plan commits to exploring new payment models to ensure that patients are able to receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time. The COVID-19…
- Our statement Anthony Nolan helps four people in need of a transplant a day, giving more people a second chance at life. But the charity won’t stop until all patients…
- New immunotherapy research New research from our Immunotherapy group marks an important step forward in pioneering cell therapies that can treat blood cancer.…
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