David McIntosh: Plasma Progress – Reaching the 80% of Patients Still Left Behind
David McIntosh, Founder and Chair of United Plasma Action, shared Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
“Calling out to the PPTA Plasma Protein Forum
wishing all concerned every success in thought-provoking networking and fruitful outcomes!
reminding everyone – hopefully unnecessarily – that Plasma Progress to date has reached only 20% of the relevant global patient cohort
and looking forward to the post-forum announcements of plans for more progress in the 80% of countries where patients are still going largely uncared for.
The international PPTA Community is surely the World’s best hope for patient-centred progress in this vital field.
More power to your elbows folks – especially in the less fortunate countries of this unequal World!”
Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association shared a post on LinkedIn:
Day 2 is underway at the Plasma Protein Forum!
Start the morning with breakfast, connect with colleagues, and explore the exhibit area before today’s program begins. There are more insightful discussions, expert perspectives, and opportunities to connect ahead.”
Proceed to the video attached to the post.
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