American Red Cross Declares National Blood Supply Crisis
The American Red Cross has declared its second-ever national blood supply crisis, with Type O positive blood supply falling below a one-day inventory. This critical shortage highlights an urgent need for blood donations across the country.
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American Red Cross declares second-ever national blood supply crisis
Donations to top US provider have dropped to four-year summer low with less than a day’s supply of type O positive The American Red Cross has declared the second-ever national blood supply crisis after blood donations fell to a four-year summer low. On Monday, the 145-year old non-profit said that as the United States’ largest single provider of blood products, it now has less than one-day national supply of type O positive blood – the most commonly transfused blood. Continue reading...
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Red Cross Declares National Blood Crisis As Type-O Supply Falls Below One-Day Inventory The American Red Cross declared a national blood crisis Monday, warning that its supply of type O positive blood has fallen below a one-day national inventory and that summer donations are running at their lowest level in four years. The shortfall has already caused the organization to restrict distributions of type O blood to hospitals, a step that can force providers to prioritize among...
By Tyler Durden
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