You may remember that we reported an interesting research project that was in the very first stages of development. Well, we’ve just been told that the two researchers who we met with in London have been successful in their application for funding and the research...
Last year we asked all of our members to consider making a small but regular monthly donation to the society in order to help us to meet the increasing demands made for our services. Thank you! We want to say a great big Thank You to the members who responded to our...
The full conference programme for the conference on One-Carbon Metabolism and Homocysteine has now been confirmed and the Chairman of the society, Martyn Hooper MBE, who has been invited to give the patient’s perspective on how the problems with the diagnosing and...
Here’s a new opportunity to participate in a new research project that is looking at the experiences of receiving a diagnosis of Pernicious Anaemia. This new project will look at the experience of patients in getting diagnosed and treated, and how health professionals...
Good Luck to Gold Member Rhona Bell who is walking the 154.5 km (96.0 mi) long West Highland Way – and she’s doing it for the Pernicious Anaemia Society. The long-distance route runs from Milngavie north of Glasgow to Fort William in the Scottish Highlands and Rhona...
We received a telephone call yesterday from a very distraught member who was diagnosed with PA twenty-three years ago and has been having monthly injections since then. Yesterday she turned up for her monthly treatment only to be told that “new guidelines from NICE...