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If there’s one thing everyone loves, it’s Friday. In fact, it’s scientifically proven that Friday is the happiest day of the week. That’s why we decided to open some of our centres for 24-hours, to host our first ever donate-a-thon - Bloody Great Friday. 

It’s everyone’s least favourite time of year: winter. It’s cold, there’s less sunshine and trying to keep a polite barrier between you and your colleague that insists they’ve just got “hay fever” and not a raging, contagious flu is getting increasingly difficult.  

Brush up on these fantastically fun blood facts. You can drop them into conversations to impress your mates, use them at your next trivia night or just find out a bit more about why your blood is so powerful.

1.    Blood types were discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1901. 

Life as a uni student can be tough. Juggling work, studies and your social life (if you get to have one after the endless assignments) can be taxing, and let’s not even get started on the dreaded group presentations.