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.
Donate blood and help celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month South Texas Blood & Tissue and The Gonzaba Foundation are partnering during National Hispanic Heritage Month
BioBridge Global is making significant contributions to the ongoing fight with cancer, the organization’s Chief Scientific Officer told members of The Blood & Tissue Center
South Texas Blood & Tissue is part of a newly formed alliance to help build awareness of and expand research into umbilical cord blood therapies.
Myra Arthur, Stephanie Guerra, Dr. Gabi Niederauer, Diana Rendon and Jason Rice are all driven by a personal story or a passion to give back
What part of the organization and mission speaks most to you and why? As a cancer survivor myself, as well as knowing many impacted by cancer
From Clay Howell, Director, Development, The Blood & Tissue Center Foundation In the years I have worked with charities, I have always seen relationship development
BioBridge Global CEO Marty Landon recently sat down with editors from Invest: San Antonio magazine for a Q and A on how the organization is meeting the demand for local healthcare and the growing advanced therapies market in today’s economic climate.
MasterControl has published a case study of its experience with BioBridge Global to demonstrate the effectiveness and abilities of its quality control and manufacturing solutions software in the advanced therapies industry.
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August is National Multiethnic Donor Awareness Month, when organizations spread the word about the need for more diverse organ, eye and tissue donors. Members of
South Texas Blood & Tissue (STB&T) is implementing new guidance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for assessing blood donor eligibility using a set of individual risk-based questions to reduce the risk of transfusion-transmitted HIV.
