The University of Texas at San Antonio and GenCure, a subsidiary of the San Antonio nonprofit BioBridge Global, have signed a master services agreement to collaborate on the development of cellular therapy products, services, and testing.
The South Texas Blood & Tissue Apheresis Center successfully screened and collected its first granulocyte donation on Wednesday, Oct. 11. A granulocyte collection relies on
Nicole Czelusta says it is her calling to advocate for blood donation. She shared her powerful journey with members of The Blood & Tissue Center
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of South Texas Blood & Tissue and DreamWeek San Antonio 2024(DWSA2024), South Texas Blood & Tissue and DreamVoice, LLC; presenter of DreamWeek San Antonio are partnering to raise awareness about the critical need for blood donations. DreamWeek’s mission is to celebrate our humanity by creating an environment for community curated civil and civic engagements and to embrace ideas and dreams for the common good.
Thank you. In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives and in the work we perform here at the Foundation, it is possible that
Asking donors to give four times a year With population growth and hospital expansion, demand for blood in South Texas never ends. But if members
On June 25, 2022, Richard Riojas passed away at 66 years old from kidney failure. A Navy veteran, father, husband, and hero, he will continue
BioBridge Global is proud to announce that 12 abstract submissions were accepted to present as research posters during the AABB 2023 Annual Meeting taking place Oct. 14-17 in Nashville, TN.
With more than 312,036 miles and countless blood drives, it seemed like it was the end of the line for bloodmobile B-8. But it’s not,
“The Holidays” are supposed to be all “sparkly and glittery” making us think of words like merry, happy… “It’s the most wonderful time of the
Be part of a lifesaving team this October and join the Boo Crew. Members of Boo Crew can save up to three lives when donating blood, but only 3% of the population that is eligible to donate gives.
A collation of Texas cities, including San Antonio, has landed one of three national hubs from the new federal Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, an agency expected to send billions on healthcare research in the coming years.
