Red Bloodless Medicine and Surgery

We attended an amazing inaugural event organized by two wonderful organizations: Black Men In White Coats/Black Women and Saint Mary's Hospital Trinity Health of Waterbury, Connecticut. We are not affiliated with any of the sponsors, organizers, or panel presenters, so our experience was that of over a thousand other attendees. The moderators and medical panel were incredibly encouraging and informative, inspiring young minds eager to learn more about the medical field. We look forward to more events of this nature and to contributing to a new culture of interest in medicine. We also welcome the opportunity to support future initiatives. hashtag #anemia awareness. Kim Kalajainen, FACHE Husnain Kermalli, MD Kerry-Ann Mitchell, MD PhD Phelese S. MD Vero (Veronica Maria) Pimentel, MD, MS, FACOG Karana M. Pierre Dr. Vira Boatright N.Chineye (Chi) A. Shawnette Alston, MD, MBA, FACP Dale Okorodudu, MD

We attended an amazing inaugural event organized by two wonderful organizations: Black Men In White Coats/Black Women and Saint Mary's Hospital Trinity Health of Waterbury, Connecticut. We are not affiliated with any of the sponsors, organizers, or panel presenters, so our experience was that of over a thousand other attendees. The moderators and medical panel were incredibly encouraging and informative, inspiring young minds eager to learn more about the medical field. We look forward to more events of this nature and to contributing to a new culture of interest in medicine. We also welcome the opportunity to support future initiatives. #anemia awareness. Kim Kalajainen, FACHE Husnain Kermalli, MD Kwame Asante, MD Roy Sr. Kellerman Sam Laurencin, MD, PhD Wes Knauft David Smith Sean Mosley, Esq.

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We all know that our organs can serve us only as long as we live. But, by caring for these gifts, they become more valuable—not only for ourselves but also for those who may receive them in the future. Life may not be guaranteed, but there is a guarantee of happiness in giving. In this way, life becomes everlasting, whether through living on in others or through cherished memories. Please join us in raising awareness about #anemia . Maintaining healthy iron levels is one of the most essential steps we can take to support the vital organs that sustain us.

This morning, I had the pleasure of attending a virtual forum on Bloodless Surgery and Patient Blood Management #pbm. Although #anemia awareness wasn’t the primary focus, it did come up occasionally among the discussions with global healthcare professionals. We ran an AI model to highlight how peer-to-peer information sharing among medical professionals is critical for fostering innovation. Equally important is communicating this information in ways the public can understand, as the public—alongside AI and social media—has become a key healthcare stakeholder like never before. The more we invest in this triad relationship the more we may be able to satisfy the health concerns of many. Society for the Advancement of Patient Blood Management, Inc. (SABM) Bloodless Medicine & Surgery Society Red Bloodless Medicine and Surgery

Our AI-generated chart reveals the prevalence of iron deficiency in individuals aged 18-50, comparing those with anemia to those without. This visualization highlights the significantly higher rates of iron deficiency among those with anemia across age groups. It underscores the importance of public awareness about the impact of anemia on daily living. We hope more healthcare providers will support our #anemia symbol. This symbol not only represents an awareness of the serious nature of this condition but also instills patients with confidence in their healthcare providers.

We all want to do our part in sharing the gift of life. When we think of our blood, we may not often consider investing in its quality to support the possibility of organ donation. Organ donation offers a gift with a lasting impact of far greater value than any single transfusion. We hope those who support organ donation join us in raising awareness about anemia. Early detection of iron deficiency can have far-reaching benefits, both for our health now and for those we may never meet but have the chance to help through the gift of life.

We’ve highlighted the #pharma industry, but it’s time to focus on one of the most pivotal players in healthcare: #pharmacists. As frontline providers, pharmacists bridge distribution, consumer loyalty, and trust. Filling a prescription may symbolize the culmination of many healthcare efforts, but it’s also the beginning of ongoing health awareness. We invite medical companies, hospitals, and pharmaceutical organizations to join us in branding the #anemia symbol as a trusted reminder of health, loyalty, and community. Together, we can deepen the public’s connection to anemia awareness and build a healthier future.

Confidence in our #smile begins with good health, as dental health often reflects underlying conditions. Our AI generated chart illustrates how #anemia impacts key oral health indicators—mucosal changes, enamel development, gum health, infection risk, and early childhood caries—comparing those with and without anemia. Through our Anemia Women’s Health Awareness campaigns, we hope to encourage more women to seek guidance from their healthcare providers. We also hope that our Anemia symbol serves as a reminder to check for iron deficiency and builds trust in the healthcare providers who care for your needs.

We’re not sure what makes us more tired: the symptoms of #anemia or the tireless work required to correct the imbalance of concern around this issue in women’s health. It’s surprising that there isn’t an urgent push—not only to set the balance right but also to amplify awareness within the communities served by healthcare providers. Since #women make up the largest segment of healthcare providers, it’s clear that increased awareness is needed within the medical field as well. Join us in raising the volume on this critical issue, both within the healthcare industry and in the wider community.