Dennis Stolpner

According to a statement recently released by the American Red Cross, 2% of their blood donors have tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies. Dedicated Red Cross Disaster Relief Volunteer, Dennis Stolpner shares the story:
After months of social distancing, the American Red Cross has struggled to draw in blood donations. As the pandemic carries on, the initiative has gone the extra mile to attempt to replenish blood donation supply — particularly, in recent weeks. Now, after weeks or recoopera...

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August 24, 2020 — In a new blog series, Dennis Stolpner is highlighting events and initiatives that are currently being launched by the American Red Cross across the country. A dedicated Red Cross Volunteer, Stolpner is actively involved with the organization. In his blog series, which is currently on-going, the dedicated volunteer hopes to inspire his readers to assist efforts hosted by the American Red Cross — regardless of where they may be locate...

The Hurricane Corps branch of the American Red Cross is in desperate need of volunteers. Dedicated Disaster Relief Volunteer, Dennis Stolpner encourages you to consider joining forces with the Red Cross for their new team.
Currently, the American Red Cross is seeking 100 volunteers in the northeast area. The initiative hopes to establish a new team, which will be named the Hurricane Season Readiness Reserve Corps. Born out of preparation, rather than immediate need, this new team is being dev...

A recent study suggests that Gaf1, an anti-aging protein, effectively controls protein metabolism. But what does this mean for the field of anti-aging and regenerative medicine?
The process of aging is complex, to say the least. Understanding how to slow down, or even halt that process, is the mystery that anti-aging and regenerative medicine specialists chase after. As the result of a new study, emerging evidence suggests that the protein known as Gaf1 maintains demonstrative and effective a...

Social distancing prompted by COVID-19 is still the norm halfway into 2020. Nonprofit organizations have been no exception to the virus’s overall devastation. According to American Red Cross, there has been a ‘staggering’ drop in available blood supplies.
American Red Cross needs your help! With quarantine and social distancing taking center stage, the nonprofit organization has received less and less blood donations. While they understand why people are staying home, they need your support n...

The American Red Cross community is devastated to announce that longtime executive of the initiatives, Donna Morrissey, has passed away. In March 2020, Morrissey unfortunately lost her battle with COVID-19.
For 17 years, Donna Morrissey was personally and professionally dedicated to the mission and message of American Red Cross. For 17 years, she represented the organization’s Northeast Division as Director of Communications. Through this role, she encouraged and collaborated with numerous vo...

In 2017, Hurricane Harvey ravaged communities in Houston, Texas. The devastating Category 4 hurricane’s catastrophic rainfall and mass flooding inflicted damage upon homes and buildings across Southeast Texas and the Houston metropolitan area. Leaving the city in ruins, numerous families were displaced, with many individuals battling the health-related complications of the disastrous storm.
Eager to help those in need, Dennis Stolpner rolled up his sleeves and joined forces with the American ...

Throughout his career, Dennis Stolpner has engaged in a great deal of research. Outside of his specialty in Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Stolpner’s research has fine-tuned his expertise.
Currently, Dennis Stolpner is in pursuit of engaging in research studies relevant to his experience and expertise in medicine. Although his practice specializes in Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Stolpner has cultivated expert knowledge in a variety of areas through his research efforts. Expand...

is a physician who specializes in anti-aging and regenerative medicine. A dedicated volunteer with the American Red Cross, Stolpner has been recognized for his participation in disaster relief efforts.
In the United States, Dennis Stolpner has solidified his expertise as an Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine Specialist. He is board certified and a member of the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. He is also affiliated with major nonprofits and organizations within his sp...

By Dr. Dennis Stolpner, Red Cross Disaster Health Services Volunteer
With so much distress, I found it difficult to understand the surroundings that I found myself in. Having moved from one shelter to another, I encountered countless lives affected by Harvey as it tore the very fiber of Houston, indiscriminately affecting all communities.
As I made my way through the shelter on the first morning shift, I wondered how the families could fare in such trying times. I tried to avoid the thoughts ...

has earned him great recognition for his work in Regenerative Medicine. By working with nonprofits, like American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) and American Red Cross, Stolpner’s volunteer efforts assist communities both at home and abroad.
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An expert in Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Dennis Stolpner is a proud member of the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. Stolpner is also affiliated with organizations the likes of Housecall MD, Locums Inc., and...

Dennis Stolpner is a proud Volunteer with the American Red Cross. When Hurricane Harvey hit the city of Houston, Texas, Stolpner joined in disaster relief efforts with fellow medical professionals. Today, he continues to support others through his various volunteer commitments. Stolpner actively volunteers with the American Red Cross and Mattel Children's Hospital, where he is a Child Life Specialist Assistant. He is the proud recipient of the Department of Chernobyl Recovery's Recognition Aw...