Imagine saving 2000 lives by sitting down for 30 minutes with a coffee and biscuit.
What they don't say is whether these 200 donors constitute more or less than 100% of the clinical need for anti-D plasma.
If my contributions were that valuable, I'd wonder if it made sense to keep me on life support just to extract my blood every two weeks. But alas, blood donors in Australia must be 81 years or younger, so I guess the question is academic in this case.
What they don't say is whether these 200 donors constitute more or less than 100% of the clinical need for anti-D plasma.
If my contributions were that valuable, I'd wonder if it made sense to keep me on life support just to extract my blood every two weeks. But alas, blood donors in Australia must be 81 years or younger, so I guess the question is academic in this case.