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Summer Scamper»
On June 19, SBC will be at the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Summer Scamper family festival supporting children’s health. We hope to see you there!
Jersey Mike's Free Subs»
Donate at our Mountain View Center or a convenient mobile location in June and receive a coupon for a free regular sub sandwich at any Bay Area Jersey Mike's location!
Update on FDA's MSM Deferral Policy»
The FDA recently released final guidance regarding deferral criteria for men who have sex with men (MSM), changing its blood donation policy from an indefinite deferral to 12 months since the last sexual contact with another man. Read more about the final guidance.
SBC Stories.org»
We created a new website dedicated to sharing our blood donors’ stories and the many reasons they donate blood. Visit SBCStories.org today and be inspired.
Zika Virus Update»
Find the latest information on the Zika Virus here.
Latest Press (Read All)
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Critical Need for O-Negative, AB-Negative and B-Negative Blood Donations at Stanford Blood Center
STANFORD, Calif.− Due to a sudden shortage of blood types O-Negative, AB-Negative and B-Negative Bay Area residents are being asked to donate at Stanford Blood Center as soon as possible this week to ensure local patient needs are met. Full story »
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STANFORD, Calif.− Stanford Blood Center (SBC) is partnering with the Sharks Foundation for the 10th annual Save a Life Blood Drive Saturday, January 16 at SAP Center, North Concourse Entrance, 525 W. Santa Clara St. San Jose, from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Full story »
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Stanford Blood Center Prepares for Super Bowl 50 by Appealing to Bay Area Donors
STANFORD, Calif.− Stanford Blood Center (SBC) is preparing for the estimated two to three million Bay Area visitors for Super Bowl 50 by asking donors to help stock the shelves with blood products ahead of the big game. Full story »