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Get Involved With DKMS for National Minority Health Month

Do you have what it takes to save a life? Find out! Register at dkms.org

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Blood stem cell and bone marrow transplants can be used to treat blood cancers and over 70 other conditions, but 70% of patients in need must first find an unrelated matching donor. DKMS registers people around the world as potential donors and facilitates donations to save lives.

April is National Minority Health Month and you can help save a life. Minorities have a much more difficult time finding a donor match, and this month is a great time to jump in to potentially be someone's life saving match. This month also recognizes healthcare disparities for minority populations.

Do you have what it takes to save a life? Find out today! Register now at dkms.org.

 

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