Today, a bust of Charles Drew is on display at the National Institutes of Health. A commemorative stamp was issued in his name in 1981. And in cities throughout the country, ...

A 35-cent United States stamp honoring Dr. Charles R. Drew was issued June 3, 1981, in Washington, D.C., his birthplace. The date coincided with the 77th anniversary of his birth.

Charles Richard Drew was a leader and an inspiration in both the medical and black American communities during his time as a surgeon, teacher and researcher. As director of the first American Red ...

The speculations surrounding the death of Dr. Charles R. Drew are steeped in rumor. Drew, a pioneer in blood banking and blood and plasma storage, may have died after being refused a blood transfusion ...