Blood donors, once banned due to mad cow disease, can give again
Since 1999, those people have been banned from giving blood in the U.S. for fear that they’d been exposed to mad cow disease.
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Since 1999, those people have been banned from giving blood in the U.S. for fear that they’d been exposed to mad cow disease.
Hundreds of thousands of former donors can once again roll up their sleeves, perhaps bolstering U.S. blood collections, which lagged during the COVID-19...
Americans who lived or traveled in Europe during the mad cow disease (vCJD) outbreaks can give blood in the U.S. again.
Americans who lived or traveled in Europe during the mad cow disease (vCJD) outbreaks can give blood in the U.S. again.
Americans who lived or traveled in Europe during the mad cow disease (vCJD) outbreaks can give blood in the U.S. again.