Cord Blood... too precious to waste
Cord blood is the blood left in the umbilical cord and placenta immediately after your baby is born. It can be collected, stored and used to treat a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions.
Blake's Story: A decision that was meant to be!
To mark World Cord Blood Day on November 17th, we’re sharing an uplifting story about Annette, her son Blake, and their journey to use cord blood as treatment for Blake’s autism spectrum disorder. Click here to read more.
Just Launched! Cord Blood Gift Registry
Invite friends and family to contribute towards this potentially invaluable gift that your child may never outgrow. EXCLUSIVE LAUNCH OFFER: We will kickstart your registry with a contribution of up to $280 for cord blood and tissue storage.
What can cord blood treat today?
Today, cord blood stem cells have been used in the treatment of over 80 life threatening diseases. There have been over 40,000 transplants worldwide using cord blood for conditions including solid tumors, cancers, blood disorders and leukemias.
