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Sep 29, 2026, 16:01
Stephen Cornelissen: How Joining the Stem Cell Registry Can Save Patients with Blood Cancers
Stephen Cornelissen, CEO of Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Like blood and plasma donation, a stem cell donation can give someone a second chance at life.
Patients with blood disorders or blood cancers depend on stem cell transplants sometimes as the last viable option after exhausting other treatments.
Joining the registry is quick and easy – You can request a free cheek swab kit through Stem Cell Donors Australia or provide a blood sample at an Australian Red Cross Lifeblood donor centre, and be the match someone is waiting for.”
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