Blood donors turn out by the hundreds to support Uvalde
May 26, 2022
South Texas Blood & Tissue saw more than 1,500 donations in past 2 days in response to school shooting
South Texas Blood & Tissue saw more than 1,500 donations in past 2 days in response to school shooting
All of us at South Texas Blood & Tissue have the community of Uvalde in our hearts and prayers.
Communications may seem daunting to some, but for Roberto, it’s simply a work of art.
South Texas Blood & Tissue is part of a national study to help improve healthcare for all Americans and soon will begin adding study participants from the area.
As we head into the summer months, the need for blood will continue to rise with families ready to travel to vacation destinations and once postponed surgeries get rescheduled.
There are many nonprofits to support in the community, but one that truly touches everyone’s lives at some point is the need for blood.
This year’s Red & White Ball themed The Heart of the Matter is only 5 short months away
Wednesday, May 4 is National Orange Juice Day, when we’re all encouraged to enjoy “liquid sunshine.”
Researchers looking into classification groups for blood have identified a type considerably rare: Less than 50 people in the world have it.
Less than a one-day type O blood supply available for patients across South Texas
If you’re talking about the rarest type of blood on Earth, you need to understand a little of the science of blood and know the story of two families half a world apart.
Adrienne has taken on multiple challenges throughout her career, stretching her capabilities and her knowledge of her interests while thinking of herself a lifelong learner and adventurer.