Research results

In 2011, Noah and his family were asked to join the Genotyping and Phenotyping of Platelets (GAPP) research programme based at the University of Birmingham. Since then, the project has had some significant results which have been published recently and detailed within...

Help When They Need It Most

As an Ambassador for Contact a Family – the UK’s largest Charity for families with disabled children – Ruby has been asked to speak at the launch of their new initiative at The University of Birmingham.   Contact a Family provide information,...

Advisors

We take Funny Blood seriously, so we have a number of clinical and medical Advisors within our Funny Blood ‘Family’ who ensure we provide correct medical information. We’re very proud of our ‘Family’ and truly grateful for their support...

Research

In 2011, Noah and family were asked to join the Genotyping and Phenotyping of Platelets (GAPP) research programme based at the University of Birmingham. In order to learn more about the rare condition, the research group were searching for information to increase...

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