Pernicious Anaemia Society
We are changing the way Pernicious Anaemia is diagnosed and treated by:
providing information to patients and health professionalsproviding help and support to patients and their familiesengaging in research with the health research communitylobbying decision makers working hard to change the way in which PA is diagnosed working hard to change the way PA is treated
Pernicious Anaemia
What is Pernicious Anaemia and what does it do?
B12 Deficiency and Pernicious Anaemia
What is the difference?
The Chair's Blog
Read about Martyn Hooper’s experiences as chair of the Society
Healthcare Professionals
Information to help you and your patients
Our Mission
To secure a full and comprehensive review of the way in which Pernicious Anaemia is diagnosed and treated that will lead to more timely diagnoses and better treatment
Get Involved
Support the PAS
Give yourself the gift of giving and make a difference for everyone with Pernicious Anaemia.
Member Support Groups
Do come along and join us, and other other members of the society for a chance to share your experience of living with Pernicious Anaemia in a supportive and friendly environment.
No group in your area? Start your own!
Fundraise for us
Raise much needed funds for the society by holding an event or get yourself sponsored.
Send e-cards and donate
Help our charity in lieu of cards! Send festive e-cards and donate the equivalent to the society.
Volunteer
Help out! Let us know what you can or want to do to help us
Find Out More
Did you know ?
%
Of patients waited 5 years or more for diagnosis
%
Of patients were initially misdiagnosed
%
Of patients are unhappy with their treatment
Become a Member of the Pernicious Anaemia Society
With your help we can continue to do our valuable work, supporting those that need it and campaigning to secure future improvements in detection and treatment of this illness. The more members we have the bigger our voice will be in getting the way in which Pernicious Anaemia is diagnosed and treated thoroughly reviewed. Join us and help us bring about this much needed review. Your membership fee or donations go towards the running of society, but also help us to fund research projects, awareness campaigns and many other activities.