Hema Tallman: During IPAW, We Honor The Unseen Heroes – Plasma Donors
Hema Tallman, SVP- Global Head of BioLife Plasma Services at Takeda, reposted from Takeda on LinkedIn:
”During International Plasma Awareness Week, we honor the unseen heroes – plasma donors – and the life-changing impact of their generosity.
The Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association has designated “Plasma Powers Possibility” as this year’s theme, which speaks to the courage of patients and the compassion of those who help them.
At BioLife Plasma Services, our employees know that every donation could mean a better tomorrow for someone who relies on medicine made from plasma.
I want to thank all our employees for their commitment to creating a safe, comfortable, and convenient plasma donation experience for our donors every day.”
Takeda shared on LinkedIn:
”International Plasma Awareness Week (IPAW) is here!
This week, we shine a light on the vital importance of plasma donation, and its life-changing impact on individuals living with rare and serious conditions around the world.
For hundreds of thousands of people globally, medicines made from plasma are essential – and often, their only treatment option.
Plasma’s availability depends on the generosity of donors, making every plasma donation a precious gift.
See plasma’s journey from donor to patient below, and join us in championing this life-sustaining resource.”
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