Clotting Agent News Today

Haemophiliacs in the uk, perhaps many more people who received a blood transfusion. today, this week, the focus is on this one school in hampshire, and some of the stories coming out of the school are pretty harrowing. back in the mid 70s to mid—80s, around 122 young haemophiliacs went to that school, a boarding school for children with physical disabilities. you wouldnt really call haemophilia a disability now, but that is how it was viewed, and they were given, along with other haemophiliacs...

Around 120 or 122 young haemophiliacs went to the school, it was a boarding school with children with disabilities and you wouldnt call haemophilia a disability now, but back then, thats how it was viewed. and they were given, along with many other haemophiliacs in the country, a new type of clotting agent that helps the blood clot. for these boys, this was life changing, because if you have severe haemophilia, a fall or a cut could be very dangerous and this allowed these boys to live what was ...

Down. when we get close, we saw one man was sitting on the floor of the boat and his friends were holding his arm up. it was bloody. so i looked at glyza and said were up. we went and got a first aid kit and went to work. >> from the video, looks like there was a lot of blood. this was bad. >> the two guys in the other boat, they were able to tourniquet him pretty well. so by that time, they came to us. it was not as much blood as we thought there would be. so they did a good job. >> rick: its n...

Raven talked about some technologies he would like to see our special forces teams have in the future. its technology that special forces is developing. one of the things he highlighted, as you say, its not very high-tech sounding but could be a big changer. its this shark bite trauma kit gun that basically shoots these sponge pills into open wounds and serves as sort of like a clotting agent. its for deployment in places where youve got a team of special ops doing something covert dont have any...