Stories

21-year-old bone marrow recipient meets donor for first time in Miami Beach

Sep 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

It was an emotional morning at Miami Beach City Hall for a bone marrow recipient who met her donor for the first time. Twenty-one-year-old Olivia Mosely was born with sickle cell disease. Living in Connecticut, Mosely said she always wanted to learn how to snowboard, but her condition made it difficult for her to be out in the cold. Her only opportunity to live a normal life was through a bone marrow transplant.

9-year-old leukemia survivor meets lifesaving donor for first time ever at Nashville SC

Sep 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

A 9-year-old boy who was very sick with leukemia received a bone marrow transplant from a 23-year-old stranger that saved his life. On Saturday, Sept. 3, the two met for the first time ever at a Nashville Soccer Club game.

9-year-old leukemia survivor meets lifesaving donor for first time ever at Nashville SC

Sep 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

A 9-year-old boy who was very sick with leukemia received a bone marrow transplant from a 23-year-old stranger that saved his life. On Saturday, Sept. 3, the two met for the first time ever at a Nashville Soccer Club game.

The Top 25 Healthcare Technology Leaders of Miami for 2022

Aug 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

The Healthcare Technology Report is pleased to announce The Top 25 Healthcare Technology Leaders of Miami for 2022. The Miami metro area is home to five Fortune 500 companies, the 8th highest rate of business growth in the nation, more than six million people, and some of the most innovative healthcare technology companies in the world.

Shadyside twins compete for shared glory on 'The $100,000 Pyramid'

Jul 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

Hannibal and Malcolm Brooks have never felt the need to pit themselves against one another. Sure, the 26-year-old twins have always enjoyed good-natured arguments, but they tend to gravitate toward cooperation over competition.

School of Nursing student becomes Gift of Life campus ambassador

Jun 2022 MEDIA COVERAGE

Cameron Kurtz, a senior in the West Virginia University School of Nursing, recently became a campus ambassador for Gift of Life Marrow Registry, a nonprofit stem cell and bone marrow registry facilitating life-saving transplants for patients with blood cancers and disorders. Campus ambassadors are charged with educating peers on their campus about the importance of joining the registry and offering them the opportunity to do so with a quick cheek swab.