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FDA Approves Blood Tracking Device

The United States Food and Drug Administration has cleared the first ever radio frequency-based blood tracking device for use at…

June 21, 2013

Novel Surgical Schedules Developed to Optimize Preoperative Blood Ordering

A study suggests that blood utilization data from an electronic anesthesia information management system can be used to assess institutional…

June 7, 2013

Transfusion-Transmitted Malaria is Infrequent, Even in Malaria-Endemic Areas

A study among transfused patients in Ghana suggests that while malaria parasites are routinely detected in blood donations in malaria-endemic…

May 24, 2013

FDA Releases Transfusion-Related Fatalities Report

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published data on transfusion-related fatalities in FY2012, confirming that the blood…

May 10, 2013

Weak HLA Antibody Levels Not Associated with Platelet Refractoriness

A study published in the journal Blood suggests that low to moderate levels of human leukocyte antigen (HLA) antibodies are…

April 26, 2013

AABB Survey Finds Variation in Bacterial Detection Practices

A survey conducted by the AABB Bacterial Contamination Task Force has found variation across member institutions in the methods used…

April 11, 2013

Ehrlichia Ewingii May be Transmitted Through Transfusion

Researchers in Georgia have reported the first probable case of transfusion-transmitted Ehrlichia ewingii, a tick-borne pathogen that typically resides in…

April 5, 2013

Twelve Month Donor Deferral for MSM May Not Increase Risk of Transfusion-Transmitted HIV

A study published in the journal Vox Sanguinis suggests that a policy of 12-month donor deferral for men who have…

March 22, 2013

Thawed Plasma in Emergency Department Expedites Transfusion and May Benefit Trauma Patients

Expedited transfusion of plasma to severely injured trauma patients presenting to emergency departments (ED) may reduce overall blood product use…

March 22, 2013

New Histo-Blood Group System Defined in Humans

For the first time, researchers have provided conclusive evidence to support the definition of FORS, a new histo-blood group system…

March 8, 2013

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