Donate Blood for LMNA Research

LMNA Cardiac is excited to share that we are building out a global network of partner labs to help us with collecting blood donations. These blood donations will be used to advance our understanding of LMNA cardiac diseases and improve patient care. By donating your blood, you can directly contribute to groundbreaking studies aimed at understanding disease mechanisms, developing new treatments, and improving the quality of life for patients.

Why Your Blood Donation Matters

Blood samples from LMNA patients are incredibly valuable for scientific research, in order to:

1. Understand Disease Mechanisms: Analyzing blood samples allows scientists to study the underlying causes of rare diseases at a molecular level.
2. Develop New Treatments: Blood donations support the development of innovative therapies by providing essential data and biological materials.
3. Improve Diagnostic Tools: Research on blood samples can lead to better diagnostic methods, enabling earlier and more accurate detection of rare diseases.

Is it Safe? Blood donations are conducted under strict regulatory guidelines to ensure donor safety. You will receive detailed information about the donation process, potential risks, and benefits. Medical professionals will be on hand to answer any questions and ensure a safe and comfortable experience.

Express Your Interest

We invite you to join our mission by donating your blood for rare disease research. Your contribution is crucial in the fight against rare diseases and can make a real difference. To express your interest, simply fill out the form and we will contact you with further details.

Register to Donate Today 👉

After registering, you will begin receiving communications from LMNA Cardiac announcing new blood draw locations as they become available. When we identify a location near you we may reach out directly to see if you are able and willing to donate your blood for research.

By donating your blood, you are playing a critical role in advancing medical research and helping to find new treatments and cures for rare diseases. Thank you for your generosity and support!