Diamond Blackfan Anaemia (DBA) is a rare blood condition usually diagnosed before 12 months of age. DBA patients fail to produce red blood cells properly and may need treatment ranging from monthly blood transfusions to regular steroid treatment, and in some cases bone marrow transplant.
At DBA UK we aim to deliver support, research and hope to the DBA community in the UK by bringing families together, communicating the latest medical information and funding research into causes and cures.
DBA Research Trial Requests Participants. Diana Wright is calling for volunteers for a research trial involving DBA, which she is conducting.
DBA UK Adult Meetup March 2013! A meeting designed especially for adult DBA patients, the March 2013 meeting went well.
DBA UK Family Weekend 2013 Booking Open! Spaces fill quickly, so please book soon to make sure you're with us!
The Giving Machine; DBA UK has joined The Giving Machine! Use this website to do your normal online shopping and The Giving Machine will donate a percentage to DBA UK at no extra cost to you.
A fantastic update from The Luke Corey Trust: DBA affected families can enjoy a free holiday at their caravan on the south coast by applying through their website!
What do this tropical fish and DBA research have in common?
