
The blood donor. In France, every year, 1.6 million people perform one or more voluntary blood donations. These 3 millions annual donations allow the preparation of labile blood products by the French blood establishment: concentrates of red blood cells, platelets, therapeutic plasma; as well as plasma-derived medicinal products by the laboratory of the French fractionation and biotechnologies laboratory: immunoglobulins, albumin, clotting factors. This article reviews the ethical and medical aspects of this social and humanitarian act that needs to be regulated to ensure the safety of both donors and recipients.
Blood Donors, France, Blood Coagulation Factors
Blood Donors, France, Blood Coagulation Factors
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