Anemia
What is anemia?
Anemia is the most common blood disorder in the U.S.. There are many ways to prevent and control it.
Living With and Managing Iron-Deficiency Anemia
Hear Susan’s story about living with and managing iron-deficiency anemia.
Blood Donation
Protecting Our Blood Supply
Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. Watch to learn how blood keeps us alive and how donated blood is kept safe.
Blood Donations Are Safe
Dr. Julie Panepinto explains why blood is essential to help patients survive surgeries, cancer treatments, and blood disorders.
Why Diversity Matters for Blood Donation
Blood diversity matters in blood donation, states Dr. Kamille West-Mitchell of NIH's Department of Transfusion Medication.
Almost Anyone Can Donate Blood
Dr. Julie Panepinto describes how blood donation is safe and simple.
A Mother Pays It Forward by Donating Blood
Blood Services Section Chief Dr. Kamille West-Mitchell shares how blood from a donor impacted a patient's family.
Building a More Diverse and Inclusive Blood Donor Community
Only 3% of eligible Americans donate blood each year, but recent federal guidance may help change that.
What You Should Know About Blood Donation
Experts from NIH and the Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies discuss blood donation and patient transfusion.
What Providers Should Know About Blood Donation
Experts from NIH and the Association for the Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies emphasize the importance of blood donation.
Sickle Cell Disease
Managing Sickle Cell Disease as a Teenager
Nicholas and his mother Bridget discuss how Nicholas manages his sickle cell disease, so he can live a fulfilling life.
Living with and Managing Sickle Cell Disease
Tiffany was born with sickle cell anemia. Her treatment plan and healthy lifestyle allow Tiffany to enjoy a happy, full life.
Advancing Sickle Cell Disease Research
Discover the journey of sickle cell disease research and treatment! Learn how scientists are bringing new hope to patients.