ect: Re: [Histonet] Blood donations for money
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Jorge A. Santiago-Blay, PhD asks about blood donation for money. I suppose he's
in the US. I don't think there's any paid donation of whole blood in the US any
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> From: Frazier, John via Histonet [mailto:histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
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I had no idea that there was a shortage of immune globulin. When I was with
Red Cross in the 1970s, we were awash in it, though only a few batches were
usable IV, a technology that was just developing then.
If we disrupt the health care payment system, the plight of our
hemophiliacs will be really
Here is a link to the Center for blood products evaluation and research
(CBER) and the FDA that regulate this industry.
I have consulted for this industry as a 6 sigma black belt and MT(ASCP).
The level of compliance and regulatory standards that the plasma industry
has to abide by puts most clinic
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From: Frazier, John via Histonet [mailto:histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu]
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2017 11:58 AM
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Subject: Re: [Histonet] Blood donations for money
Under FDA guidelines plasmapheresis donor are held to a higher standard
Under FDA guidelines plasmapheresis donor are held to a higher standard
than red cell downers when it comes to qualifications.
Plasmapheresis donors are required take a physical once a year by a
registered nurse.
Each plasma donor center must a medical director that can only be filled by
a licensed
Jorge A. Santiago-Blay, PhD asks about blood donation for money. I suppose
he's in the US. I don't think there's any paid donation of whole blood in
the US any more. This is probably a plasmapheresis center, where people
donate twice a week. The red blood cells are returned to the donor. Two
cycles
Dear Colleagues:
Close to where I leave, there is an establishment for blood "donations".
Apparently, the establishment pays per donation. I hypothesize that the
money explains why the place is generally "hopping" (today, ca. 8:30AM,
there were ca, 25-30 cars parked in front of the establishment;
