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Amanda Travassos

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Sou corredora amadora e deseja executar o mundo arrecadando fundos para ajudar como pessoas que realmente usam isso.

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Thalassaemia Quiz May 8, 2020
Statement from the Haemoglobinopathy Co-ordinating Centres for Haemoglobin Disorders April 21, 2020
Update on Corona Virus March 27, 2020
Prescription charge March 19, 2020
Infected blood inquiry update March 17, 2020

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Online Patient Discussion

Online Patient Discussion titled: Now, Next and Beyond-Weathering the COVID-19 storm on Wednesday 10^th June from 6.00pm to 7.30pm.

For those of you who are interested in joining us on Wednesday 10th June, please contact us by email (office@ukts.org) for the login details.

Please note that questions can also be submitted via the following platform: https://app.sli.do/event/qaiakkud or by emailing office@ukts.org. If you are unable to join us, you can still submit your questions and we will get back to you

The topics covered will be:

- General advice
- New guidelines regarding shielding in England and Wales
- Transfusion potential impact – planning ahead to minimise risk
- General health
- Any other questions