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BioLife Plasma Services Introduces the New Fresenius Kabi Adaptive Nomogram Across its U.S. Network of Plasma Donation Centers

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-New Technology Optimizes Plasma Collection Resulting in Efficiency Gains

-Helps Strengthen Plasma Supply Used to Produce Lifesaving and Life-Sustaining Medicines

BANNOCKBURN, Ill., May 05, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BioLife Plasma Services, part of Takeda (TSE:4502/NYSE:TAK), today announced that it has begun introducing the new Fresenius Kabi Adaptive Nomogram across its U.S. network of plasma donation centers. The new Adaptive Nomogram is used on the Aurora Xi Plasmapheresis System, which is in more than half of BioLife's U.S. plasma donation centers. This new technology will be running in all BioLife donation centers using the Aurora Xi Plasmapheresis System by the end of December 2025.

The new Adaptive Nomogram technology leverages a plasma donor’s unique body attributes, resulting in a more personalized plasma donation and a potential increase in the average amount of plasma collected. Three BioLife plasma donation centers participated in Fresenius Kabi’s clinical trial to provide data for the U.S. FDA’s premarket review of the new technology. The data collected by BioLife during the clinical trial successfully demonstrated a ~11.5% increase in plasma collected on average per donor with the Aurora Xi Plasmapheresis System. Participation in the clinical trial enabled a more rapid launch plan for BioLife.

"We're the first company to introduce this new Adaptive Nomogram technology in our plasma donation centers, which is a demonstration of our commitment to investing in the latest technology to increase operational efficiency while maintaining the safety of our plasma donors," said Hema Tallman, SVP and Global Head of BioLife Plasma Services. "This rollout will also continue helping us strengthen our plasma supply and provide people in need with the life-sustaining and lifesaving medicines that Takeda produces from plasma."

"Fresenius Kabi is pleased to see the implementation of our Adaptive Nomogram at BioLife locations in the U.S. and believe it can play a key role in supporting plasma centers and the critical therapies they provide to patients," said Dr. Christian Hauer, President, MedTech at Fresenius Kabi. "Such innovation is aimed at advancing efficiency and sustainability of plasma collection for customers by leveraging donor data to deliver one of the most personalized and optimized plasma collection processes available today."

With the addition of Fresenius Kabi’s Adaptive Nomogram and the already deployed Haemonetics Persona Nomogram, BioLife anticipates having new personalized nomograms rolled out to 100% of its plasma donation centers by end of March 2026.