Cord Blood Registry: America's Largest Family Cord Blood Bank
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Cord Blood Banking FAQs - Cord For Life
WEBDiscover Frequently Asked Questions About Cord Blood Banking from Cord for Life. Learn all you need to know about umbilical cord blood banking and why Cord for Life is the best program for you.
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WEBCan I donate cord blood? > Find out if your delivery hospital partners with a public cord blood bank and review sample guidelines for donation. Cord blood FAQs >
Cord Blood Banking | ACOG
WEBCord blood contains cells that can be used to treat some types of diseases. Learn about the pros and cons of cord blood banking and how it is done.
Donating Umbilical Cord Blood to a Public Bank
WEBDonating cord blood to a public cord blood bank involves talking with your doctor or midwife about your decision to donate and then calling a cord blood bank (if donation can be done at your hospital).
Options for Umbilical Cord Blood Banking & Donation
WEBCord blood donated to a public cord blood bank is available to patients who need a transplant. The donation process doesn’t cost anything to the parents donating the umbilical cord blood. Today, however, only certain hospitals can collect umbilical cord blood for storage in public cord blood banks.
Parent Information - Cord Blood Association
WEBParent Information. Cord blood is the blood left over in the umbilical cord and placenta after a baby is born. Typically, the umbilical cord and placenta are thrown away as medical waste. Instead of discarding them as waste, you may also have the option to: Donate your baby's cord blood to a public cord blood bank for use by anyone with a ...
Cord Blood Banking - Information for Consumers | FDA
WEBTo make your baby's cord blood available for use by the child from whom it was recovered, or for use in first- or second-degree relatives, you may bank it with a private cord blood bank.
Cord Blood Banking: Frequently Asked Questions
WEBAug 21, 2015 · But how do you know if cord blood banking is right for you? Seanna Thompson, M.D. , Mayo Clinic Health System OB/GYN physician, answers some common questions about cord blood banking and what options are available to you.
Cord Blood Banking | Americord Registry
WEBCord blood banking is the safe and painless collection, processing, and storage of your newborn’s umbilical cord stem cells. When your baby is born, whether you choose to delay cord clamping or not, there is leftover blood found in their umbilical cord. This blood is known as cord blood.
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