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World Thalassemia Day

Thalassemia is the world''s most common genetic blood disorder with nearly 7% of the global population carrying an abnormal hemoglobin gene. Every year nearly 300,000-500,000 children are born with a blood disorder. Of these 80% are from developing countries. Fifty to hundred thousand children born in developing countries die due to lack of access of treatment.

world thalassemaia day - observed on 8th may each year to show solidarity with thalassemia and their families - 300,000-500,000 children are born with blood disorder - india is know as the thalassemia capital

World Thalassemia Day 2018

World Thalassemia Day is marked on 8th May each year as a sign of solidarity with the many thalassemia patients and families across the world. Read More

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