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Hats off to Everton staff member donating blood stem cells… – The Guide Liverpool (press release) (blog)

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2016-02-09

The Guide Liverpool (press release) (blog)

Hats off to Everton staff member donating blood stem cells
The Guide Liverpool (press release) (blog)
Christopher Clarke, Head of Insight at the Club, decided to register when he saw the Club’s appeal for eight year old Finn McEwen, an Everton fan from Orrell who needed a blood stem cell donation to treat his leukaemia. Along with Christopher, over 10
Everton FC staff member donates stem cells to help save cancer victim’s lifeLiverpool Echo
Delete Blood Cancer Call for More Stem Cell DonorsRedbrick

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2016-02-09

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Delete Blood Cancer Call for More Stem Cell Donors
Redbrick
Delete Blood Cancer UK aim to recruit as many potential blood stem cell donors as possible, particularly in the Birmingham area where currently only 4,771 donors are registered. Increasing the number of potential donors also increases a patient’s

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2016-02-09

Telegraph.co.uk

Lara Casalotti announces stem cell donor found after her worldwide #Match4Lara appeal
Telegraph.co.uk
Lara Casalotti, who is half-Thai-Chinese and half-Italian, needs a life-saving stem cell transplant but faced a “needle in a haystack” search since only three per cent of the worldwide stem cell registers are mixed race, and an even smaller fraction of
Match found in ‘needle in a haystack’ search for stem cell donorThe Guardian
Lara Casalotti: Stem cell donor found for mixed-race Leukaemia suffererBBC News
Stem cell donor found for mixed race woman after huge global appeal backed by celebritiesMirror.co.uk
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2016-02-09

Liver tissue bioprinted from stem cells
The San Diego Union-Tribune
An all-UC San Diego research team reports using stem cells to rapidly create ‘bioprinted” miniature sections of human liver tissue, using cells arrayed in a lobule pattern that more closely resembles natural liver tissue than previous attempts. This
Engineers 3-D-print a new lifelike liver tissue for drug screeningMedical Xpress

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