Two and a half years ago, we performed a bone marrow transplant for our patient using his sibling’s donation. Today, I had the pleasure of meeting him in his hometown. Everything is going well. Donate your stem cells, save a life!!
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In Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, I had the opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge with my esteemed colleagues. It was a very productive day. I sincerely thank each of them for their warm hospitality..
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Dr. Barış Malbora and the Minister of Health of Azerbaijan, Dr. Teymur Musayev, held a sincere and constructive meeting aimed at strengthening cooperation in the health sector between the two countries. They demonstrated a strong will to undertake joint projects in the future.
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Every year, 68,000 babies are born with thalassemia worldwide. In our country, there are 4,500 thalassemia patients. Their only dependency is blood transfusions. However, as the world's population ages, finding blood becomes difficult. Therefore, scientists are pursuing innovative treatments. After stem cell transplantation and gene therapies, the new hope is a vaccine…
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12-year-old Ceylan, a thalassemia major patient, clung to life with a 100% compatible marrow found through TÜRKÖK. She has regained her health after the transplant.
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Governor Hasan Şıldak showed his support by receiving patients on Thalassemia Awareness Day, boosting their morale and highlighting the importance of social consciousness.
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The 500th Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant performed by Prof. Dr. Barış Malbora at Yeniyüzyıl University Private Gaziosmanpaşa Hospital was successfully completed. The transplant was celebrated with a ceremony at the hospital.
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The You Can Be a Life Festival held in Izmir raised awareness about blood, stem cell, and organ donation. Patients awaiting hope and volunteers came together as one.
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Sema Savaş, President of the Blood and Stem Cell Volunteers Association, said, "The constantly trending 'blood wanted' calls on social media are not the solution. Sometimes we call the family, and their patient has passed away. The solution is not to share these and move on, but to become a regular blood donor by setting aside just 1.5 hours a year."
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