- A Harpenden man who had a stem cell transplant from a stranger has formed a close friendship with the man who saved his life. Mike Felton, a 49-year-old fund manager and father…
- Blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan has hailed the ‘significant and magnificent’ support of the Jack Petchey Foundation, which has donated over £1,000,000 since 2011 in support of…
- We’re delighted to announce the shortlist of nominees for the Anthony Nolan Supporter Awards 2016. The prestigious Anthony Nolan Supporter Awards are back for their fourth year…
- Charity hails impressive milestone Over 100,000 potential stem cell donors have been recruited at universities across the country by student volunteer groups since 1997, blood…
- Jack and Michael Whitehall are bringing their popular BBC Two talk show ‘Backchat’ to Wimbledon Theatre for one night only, on Sunday 20 November. As fans will recall, the TV…
- Anthony Nolan is embarking on a partnership with the Round Table to raise awareness of the need for young male stem cell donors. The partnership will reach out to young men…
University of Leicester teams up with Rik Basra Leukaemia Campaign to find Leicester's unsung heroes
The University of Leicester has teamed up with The Rik Basra Leukaemia Campaign to find the unsung heroes across the region to receive a Leicester Hero Award and be…- Blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan has set out an ambitious research strategy to increase the number of people who survive a stem cell transplant. The charity, which matches…
- Anthony Nolan has joined people all over the world to say ‘thank you’ to lifesaving stem cell and bone marrow donors. To celebrate the second annual World Marrow…
- Blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan has unveiled a new strategy for Scotland with ambitions to increase the numbers of potential stem cell donors, raise more lifesaving…
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