The Balearic Blood and Tissue Bank Foundation (BSTIB), in collaboration with the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), is organizing the first charity race to donate plasma, which will take place on Sunday, September 28, at the UIB Sports Campus football pitch. The children's races will begin at 9:30 a.m., and the 5- and 10-kilometer runs will begin at 10:20 a.m. The races will be free for all participants, who will receive a backpack and a commemorative T-shirt to wear on the day of the race.

Teresa Jiménez is the medical director of the Balearic Islands Blood Bank Foundation, an organization that has been self-sufficient in its supply of blood components for 14 years. This is not without effort, as the percentage of donors in the islands is not high, and therefore the organization is forced to carry out constant campaigns. She works daily to recruit donors and to make the Foundation a benchmark for other blood banks in Spain.

Mallorcan Henar (fictitious name) was 18 years old and studying Biology when she saw a report on television about the first Spanish doll conceived through fertilization. in vitro. Then, out of curiosity, she started talking to her mother about the subject and said, "We also conceived you through artificial insemination." But she assured her that they had used her father's sperm.