COVID-19 CONVALESCENT PLASMA RESOURCES
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US Surgeon General Urges University and College Campuses to Encourage CCP Donations
1/14/2021 | The Fight Is In Us Coalition
US Surgeon General Jerome Adams issued an open letter to university and college administrators requesting that they encourage their faculty, staff, and students to donate plasma if they have recovered from COVID-19. US Surgeon Adams also suggested that universities and colleges hold plasma donation drives if feasible.
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Nick Saban Credits Plasma Treatment for COVID-19 Recovery
12/5/2020 | WSFA-12 News
Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban credits COVID-19 convalescent plasma for his quick recovery from a mild case of the illness. Local Jefferson County Health Department officials call on COVID-19 survivors to donate their plasma to help those like Coach Saban recover.
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COVID-19 Survivor Meets Woman who Donated Plasma for her Treatment
10/13/2020 | WTMJ-4 News - Milwaukee
Unique Edwards, who was given a CCP treatment using Kris Klug's plasma donation during her 1.5 week hospital stay, got the chance to meet Klug in person. Klug, who only suffered from a mild case in May 2020, encourages all COVID-19 survivors to donate plasma if they can.
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Emergency Use Authorization for CCP
8/23/20 | FDA
As of Aug 23, the FDA has issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) to permit the emergency use of COVID-19 convalescent plasma (CCP) for some hospitalized patients. To learn more, please refer to the FDA’s Fact Sheet for Health Care Providers and Fact Sheet for Patients and Parents/Caregivers.
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Gov. Northam Donates COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma in Richmond
12/18/2020 | WRIC.com
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and his wife both donated their antibody-rich plasma after recovering from COVID-19 in September.
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COVID Clinical Trials Participation
4/14/20 | Clara Health
As researchers race to find vaccines, treatments, and better testing - they need your help. Clinical trials are for everyone. Sign up here to participate, and lets put an end to this pandemic together.
Community
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Survivor Stories
Hear from COVID-19 Survivors through Survivor Corps, the largest grassroots movement in US dedicated to actively ending this pandemic. They aim to help others by educating, connecting, motivating and mobilizing those affected by COVID-19 to support all ongoing scientific, medical and academic research to better understand the virus’ long term impacts on the body and help to develop treatments. By listening to these stories you will find a spirit of unity and solidarity that is urgently needed during this time of crisis.
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Thank-the-Donor
Thank-the-Donor™ is the nation's first web-enabled technology that connects blood and plasma recipients with their donors while complying with medical privacy laws. Patients can anonymously send their donor a message of thanks and include a photo or video - all from their smartphone, tablet or computer. Visit covid.thankthedonor.org for more info.
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PlasmaSaves.org
PlasmaSaves.org encourages COVID-19 survivors to donate their plasma in order to help others suffering from the virus. In return, PlasmaSaves.org gives $100 donation in the donor's name to God’s Love We Deliver New York, Food is Medicine Coalition, or the NJ Stands Up to COVID foundation based on the donor’s wishes and location of the plasma donation.
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Learn More
Find community resources to help COVID 19 survivors learn more about plasma donation. Help us educate those in the community about why they should donate, the process for donation, and the benefits. This simple to understand graphic walks anyone through the process and teaches them why donating plasma is so important.
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Spread the Word
Help us share about the campaign and encourage those who have had COVID-19 to donate their plasma and save lives. Downloadable and printable for ease in helping spread the word about the campaign.
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Participate in Regional & National Research Studies
Your involvement in medical, scientific and academic research is urgently needed. Survivor Corps outlines the wide range of COVID-19 related medical studies, clinical trials and surveys presently being conducted that will broaden our understanding of the disease.