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St Albans woman saves boy's life 30 years on from blood cell donation

A St Albans woman has learned that her cord blood cells, the first ever issued by the NHS, saved a child’s life in Australia.

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St Albans woman saves boy's life 30 years on from blood cell donation

A St Albans woman has learned that her cord blood cells, the first ever issued by the NHS, saved a child’s life in Australia.

8 hours ago·Hertfordshire, United Kingdom

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