Blood Stains—Why an Absurd Policy Banning Gay Men as Blood Donors Has Not Been Changed

Arthur L. Caplan

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If policy concerning blood donation in the United States were based solely on the ‘facts’ then the current FDA prohibition on blood donation from men who have had sex with men even once since 1977 ...

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1999Blood Feuds 2005The impact of male‐to‐male sexual experience on risk profiles of blood donors 1999Blood feuds: AIDS, blood, and the politics of medical disaster.2003Lapsed donors: an untapped resource 2009Scientific Background on the Risk Engendered by Reducing the Lifetime Blood Donation Deferral Period for Men Who Have Sex With Men

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