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Donor reactions in high‐school donors: the effects of sex, weight, and collection volume
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  • 2012How afraid are you of having blood drawn from your arm? A simple fear question predicts vasovagal reactions without causing them among high school donors65 cited
  • 2012Analysis of adverse events and predisposing factors in voluntary and replacement whole blood donors: A study from north India62 cited
  • 2012Risk factor analysis of vasovagal reaction from blood donation61 cited
  • 2011Assessment of donor fear enhances prediction of presyncopal symptoms among volunteer blood donors51 cited
  • 2010The potential impact of selective donor deferrals based on estimated blood volume on vasovagal reactions and donor deferral rates47 cited
  • 2014Women as whole blood donors: offers, donations and deferrals in the province of Huelva, south-western Spain.

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  • 2008Effect of blood donation on well‐being of blood donors46 cited
  • 2011Improved safety for young whole blood donors with new selection criteria for total estimated blood volume44 cited
  • 2014Management of Young Blood Donors38 cited
  • 2007Why do some apheresis donors donate blood just once?33 cited
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  • 2016Case–control study of immediate and delayed vasovagal reactions in blood donors28 cited
  • 2011Demographics of apheresis platelet donors in five blood centers in China28 cited
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  • 2015First-time whole blood donation: A critical step for donor safety and retention on first three donations24 cited
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