Cooperation makes lifesaving program possible
Groundbreaking system provides 22-county safety net for trauma victims The whole-blood transfusion system saving trauma victims’ lives across South Texas is the product of cooperation
Groundbreaking system provides 22-county safety net for trauma victims The whole-blood transfusion system saving trauma victims’ lives across South Texas is the product of cooperation
Heart from the start The first two women to donate in the newly rebranded Heroes in Arms program share a deep commitment to the lifesaving program.
Meeting also marks South Texas Blood & Tissue’s fifth anniversary of program designed to boost trauma survival A 10-year-old survivor of the Uvalde school shooting
Surprise guests, heartfelt thanks and a really big card helped the organization commemorate the retirement of Elizabeth Waltman.
During the recent send-off event for Elizabeth Waltman, she received a special honor: The THOR sword.
If I didn’t receive blood that quickly, my thought is that I wouldn’t have made it, and if I did make it that I would have a lot more health complications than I do.
Helipad will resupply blood for emergency medical providers and aid in major trauma care.
It takes Type O blood donors like you to make a difference and save lives.
The first-of-its-kind civilian program to provide low-titer O-positive whole blood for emergency use, of which the Brothers in Arms program from the South Texas Blood & Tissue Center is a key component, has been highlighted in the latest edition of the journal Military Medicine.
Since the earliest days of the global COVID-19 pandemic, BioBridge Global and its subsidiaries have been part of the overall fight to keeping lifesaving therapies and donations going to hospitals and patients in the community.