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  • Using donated cells to treat acute Graft vs Host Disease (GvHD)

    … at the implications this may have for patients whose symptoms have not responded … patients at different times in their recovery. It’s caused when the donor’s … the patient’s own cells as different and start to attack them. GvHD can often …
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  • Blood cancers and blood disorders

    … your situation is, we are here to guide and reassure you. This section focuses on the most common blood cancers and blood disorders. Different types of … will go through different journeys and face different challenges, but these …
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    Blood cancerBlood disorderBone marrow transplantPatient familiesStem cell
  • Treating Graft vs Host Disease (GvHD) – What can be done when steroids aren’t an option? 

    … is a common complication for many patients during their recovery after a stem cell transplant. … between the new immune system and the patient’s other cells. This means …
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  • Staying injury free and fuelling

    … in tip-top condition through training and beyond. Head over to their Training Hub for more expert advice and motivational guides. Cycle safely + - …
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  • 'Having a stem cell transplant for MS was lifechanging'

    … were so many times I felt so tired, and I’d look at my mates who were so full of life. In a way it was a relief to get the … on stem cell transplant in our  Patients & Families  section. …
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  • "I’m looking forward to a much better Christmas and New Year "

    … I was first diagnosed when I was 21, and studying in Liverpool. I felt a lump on my neck when I was watching TV and asked my mum to feel it. I was due to see my GP for something else and my mum immediately told me to talk …
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  • Cutting the wait to save lives through stem cells

    … We’re thrilled that blood cancer and blood disorder patients will soon benefit from our new … gene therapies, which could treat other life-threatening diseases.   A …
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  • Aged 16-18? Get involved

    … great results! If you’re aged 16–30 and in good health, you could be a hero … you. Just get in touch at  community@anthonynolan.org Start fundraising Other ways you can …
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  • Running the London Marathon in honor of my friend Rosie

    … only been running for about 6 years, and love signing up for races and giving … that means a lot to my friends and family. Thanks to this charity we were … This meant at the age of 18 her whole life was put on hold as she started …
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  • ‘I was counting down the days to contacting my recipient'

    … I was at university, someone stopped me and said, ‘By giving up a few hours, you can save someone’s life.’ How could I say no to that? They … cells has to someone’s life, and their family’s I feel like people my age can …
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