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
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
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.
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.