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Systemic Lapses In Blood Bank Regulations Lead To HIV Infections Among Thalassaemic Children In India
The recent spread of the AIDS causing virus to thalassaemic children due to blood transfusion lapses needs reforms and regulations.
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National Blood Transfusion Bill In Parliament Appreciated By Thalassemia Patient Groups
Thalassemia patients on Friday hailed the introduction of the National Blood Transfusion Bill in Parliament and urged members to pass the life-saving bill at the earliest.
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Pregnant Woman Dies, Another Delivers Stillborn After Blood Transfusion In Rajasthan
The health officials in Rajasthan have seized the records of a blood bank in Neem Ka Thana district after a pregnant woman died, while two other women's health conditions deteriorated post blood transfusion, officials said on Monday.
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New Zealand Court Takes Custody Of Sick Baby Whose Parents Refused "Vaccinated Blood" Transfusion
A court in New Zealand has taken temporary custody of a sick baby whose parents stopped the child from having life-saving heart surgery because potential blood donors may be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Indian-Origin South African Is Head Of Global Blood Service
An Indian-origin South African has become the first person from the African continent to head a global organisation of medicine professionals working for the safety of blood transfusion worldwide.
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Indian Diplomat Develops Blood Donation Database in UAE
A diplomat with the Indian consulate in Dubai has developed an online database of blood donors in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a media report said on Sunday.
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Scientists to test artificial blood in humans
In a ground-breaking trial, researchers in the UK will test artificial blood made from human stem cells in patients for the first time.
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Assam blood bank accused of spreading HIV virus
A government-run blood bank in Assam was on Friday accused of spreading the deadly HIV virus among recipients who got infected after a blood transfusion there. The magnitude of the allegations has led the Assam government to institute a probe.
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How safe is the blood transfusion service in India?
Safe blood implies clinical benefits to the patient receiving a blood transfusion without any undesirable effects. Dr Ambika Nanu, from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, questions the safety of blood transfusion service in India.
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Systemic Lapses In Blood Bank Regulations Lead To HIV Infections Among Thalassaemic Children In India
The recent spread of the AIDS causing virus to thalassaemic children due to blood transfusion lapses needs reforms and regulations.
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National Blood Transfusion Bill In Parliament Appreciated By Thalassemia Patient Groups
Thalassemia patients on Friday hailed the introduction of the National Blood Transfusion Bill in Parliament and urged members to pass the life-saving bill at the earliest.
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Pregnant Woman Dies, Another Delivers Stillborn After Blood Transfusion In Rajasthan
The health officials in Rajasthan have seized the records of a blood bank in Neem Ka Thana district after a pregnant woman died, while two other women's health conditions deteriorated post blood transfusion, officials said on Monday.
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New Zealand Court Takes Custody Of Sick Baby Whose Parents Refused "Vaccinated Blood" Transfusion
A court in New Zealand has taken temporary custody of a sick baby whose parents stopped the child from having life-saving heart surgery because potential blood donors may be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Indian-Origin South African Is Head Of Global Blood Service
An Indian-origin South African has become the first person from the African continent to head a global organisation of medicine professionals working for the safety of blood transfusion worldwide.
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Indian Diplomat Develops Blood Donation Database in UAE
A diplomat with the Indian consulate in Dubai has developed an online database of blood donors in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a media report said on Sunday.
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Scientists to test artificial blood in humans
In a ground-breaking trial, researchers in the UK will test artificial blood made from human stem cells in patients for the first time.
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Assam blood bank accused of spreading HIV virus
A government-run blood bank in Assam was on Friday accused of spreading the deadly HIV virus among recipients who got infected after a blood transfusion there. The magnitude of the allegations has led the Assam government to institute a probe.
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How safe is the blood transfusion service in India?
Safe blood implies clinical benefits to the patient receiving a blood transfusion without any undesirable effects. Dr Ambika Nanu, from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, questions the safety of blood transfusion service in India.
