Every 20 minutes in Russia someone finds out that they have blood cancer. People can be saved if a bone marrow transplant from a donor is done in time Bone marrow, which is found inside the pelvic and long bones, as well as in the sternum and skull bones, has nothing in common with either the spinal cord or the brain. It has no nerve endings; in fact, it is a soft mass of bright red color, filled with hematopoietic stem cells, which are needed for transplantation.

Every 20 minutes in Russia someone finds out that they have blood cancer. People can be saved if a bone marrow transplant from a donor is done in time Bone marrow, which is found inside the pelvic and long bones, as well as in the sternum and skull bones, has nothing in common with either the spinal cord or the brain. It has no nerve endings; in fact, it is a soft mass of bright red color, filled with hematopoietic stem cells, which are needed for transplantation.