What is plasma

Who Benefits from Plasma Donation?

How exactly is plasma used as a therapy?

UK Government Lifts Ban on the Use of Locally Sourced Plasma

Lifting the plasma donation ban, the UK becomes less dependent on importing plasma to be used for plasma-derived treatments.

Addressing Our Plasma Heroes

Business Insider report addresses potential global plasma shortage.

Plasma Partners: Coalition for Hemophilia B

Coalition for Hemophilia B shares their mission to educate empower and advocate for people with hemophilia B and their families.

CSL Plasma Offering $40,000 for Breakthrough Ideas to Help Plasma Shortage

CSL and Cicada Innovations partner up to drive enhancements to Ig collection processes.

Plasma Donors at the Border: An International Concern

Mexican nationals with B1/B2 visas welcomed back to help save lives through plasma donation.

Are There More Plasma Shortages in Our Future?

Supply for plasma continues to be tight both in the U.S. and around the world.

International Plasma Awareness Week

IPAW raises awareness for plasma donation and recognizes the contributions of plasma donors.

PI Awareness Month is Here

April is primary immunodeficiency (PI) month! Help raise awareness for the PI community and learn how they benefit from plasma.

What’s the difference between blood and plasma donation?

Many believe that blood and plasma donation are the same, but there are many differences between these two lifesaving processes.

What could disqualify you from being a plasma donor?

There are various ways that someone could be disqualified from donating plasma, including medication.

Stiff person syndrome and plasma

SPS is a rare and progressive neurological disease. It affects one person in a million and Celine Dion is one of those people relying on plasma donation to treat the condition.

How plasma-based therapies treat hemophilia

Plasma has been used to treat bleeding disorders like hemophilia since the 1950s, and is still one of the most effective treatment options for patients.

How plasma saved lives through the ages, from 1918 to WWII to today

Both convalescent plasma and plasma-based therapies have been around for some time, though many people are still unfamiliar with their history.