Lighthouse project on the Dr. Walter Bruch-school is St. Wendel – Stefan Morsch Foundation offers schools help collaborations to people “have become students of Dr. Walter Bruch-school written in St. Wendel just before Christmas on the timetable.” Therefore, they learn of the Stefan Morsch Foundation about the help for leukemia and tumor patients. And nearly 200 of students are now registered in the Stammzellspenderdatei. “Carina Bergmann, 18 years old, is one of the students of the College for social work, which had to remove a small sample of blood: I let me type, because I find it good that you can help a seriously ill people through a registry.” what is leukemia? How can we help? What is the role of genetics in the fight against blood cancers? With all of these issues, the students of the vocational training Center Dr.
Walter Bruch had-school in St. Wendel in collaboration with the Stefan Morsch Foundation set apart. For more than 25 years, the Birkenfeld Foundation has become Dedicated help for leukemia and tumor patients”. Part of this task is in the awareness of the possibility of the registry. Leukemia is just one of the malignancies that may require a transfer of healthy blood stem cells.
With the transplantation of stem cells, the patient gets a new red system his one chance at life, if chemotherapy or radiation treatments have not helped. Such a transplant is but only possible, if there are people who type themselves say: are recorded as unrelated to the donor file. An important example of this is that school management and Student Council engaged coil for in St.