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How do you know blood donations are safe?

How do you know blood donations are safe?
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How do you know blood donations are safe?

(BPT) - Every two seconds, someone in the United States (U.S.) needs blood. A single donation can save lives. However, only 3% of eligible Americans give blood each year.

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Do COVID-19 Vaccines Change the Color of Human Blood?

Some organisms do have blue blood just not humans.

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Blood donations safe from COVID-19, NIH says

The National Institutes of Health on Tuesday said COVID-19 does not pose a threat to blood donations in the U.S.

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U S blood donations are safe under current COVID-19 screening guidelines

Researchers found no reason to alter the current blood donor screening practices that are in place.

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