This is a story about a mother of twins in Vancouver, WA, cancer in a four-year-old boy named Declan that came disguised as chicken pox, a
Black Lives Matter is more than a political statement: it is commitment to our community. Every person who suffers from a blood disease or cancer deserves
By Alix Dassler, ARNP, advanced practice provider, Seattle Children’s Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic, Sickle Cell Program. My life’s work is taking care of children with sickle
Back in March, when the COVID-19 pandemic first began, it looked like the impact on our ability to collect blood would be devastating. Social distancing guidelines
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the landscape of everyday life for us all. The enormous burden faced by our medical, social, and economic systems has been
Can plasma from a COVID-19 survivor help someone currently battling the disease? History says it’s possible, and Bloodworks is at the forefront of the work to
“It’s an amazing endeavor. It’s complicated, it’s hard work and it’s critical to the backbone of emergency medicine.” – Dr. Dan Ratner, Professor of Bioengineering, University
April is volunteer appreciation month, and we’d like to highlight a special partnership. The YWCA Ready to Work program places volunteers with nonprofits to gain valuable