Help DATRI create a database of Indian stem cell donors

by parulgupta8ue on Nov 14, 2011 Category: Health & Disability Tags: cancer leukemia stem cell donation marrow registry

DATRI is a non-profit organization that has been set up to help save lives of those suffering from life threatening disorders like leukemia, lymphoma etc.

With very few registered donors available in India, the possibility of finding a match for an Indian anywhere in the world is very bleak. DATRI is working towards creating a wide and diverse database of potential donors that can be accessed by any patient, living anywhere in the world, in need of a stem cell transplant.

You can help in many ways, one being to schedule a donor drive in your city

If you want to organize a donor drive or attend a drive in the city that you reside in, please contact our coordinators through the email id given below:

	Any Location : anycity@datriworld.org
	New Delhi : delhi@datriworld.org
	Chennai : chennai@datriworld.org
	Mumbai : mumbai@datriworld.org
	Gujarat : gujarat@datriworld.org
	Bangalore : bangalore@datriworld.org

http://www.datriworld.org

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