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 Vertical line The ITP Support Association is a UK registered charity which aims to promote and improve the general welfare of patients, and the families of patients, with Immune (Idiopathic) Thrombocytopenic Purpura.

The ITP Support Association is a wholly independent UK organisation and registered charity giving support and impartial advice to patients with ITP and their clinicians.

 

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Our journal, The Platelet

2008 Convention for patients and Medical Seminar for health professionals.

 

NICE, the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence have announced the "Proposed 17th Wave Technology Appraisals. Details here

Information for Clinicians

Adult Registry
Paediatric Registry
Hospital Pack
The UK ITP Registry has an ITP discussion forum, to have a look, click here.

ITP Survey 2007.

Interim results are available here
 

Fund raising

Please sponsor these people who are helping to raise funds for ITP research:-

Mike Hopkin and Jon Booker who cycled from London to Liverpool on 24-25 May in memory of Mike's brother Dave.

Byron Calmonson who ran in the 2008 London Marathon. Over £3,800 raised so far but more is always appreciated.

Becky Turner and friends have run a half marathon to raise funds for ITP and have raised a staggering £5728.25.

And thanks to past fund raisers as well............
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