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ArticleRe-donation intentions among experienced blood donors: Does gender make a difference?

Janis L. France2008

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Re-donation intentions among experienced blood donors: Does gender make a difference?

Janis L. France · Christopher R. France · Lina K. Himawan

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Year2008

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Published2008-03-13

VenueTransfusion and Apheresis Science

ISSN-L1473-0502

Languageen

Citations38

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