The Krever Commission 10 years later

Kumanan R Wilson

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Blood donation and transfusion practices HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions Blood transfusion and management

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On Nov. 25, 1997, Justice Horace Krever released his landmark report on how Canada's blood system managed the threat of HIV and hepatitis C transmission from blood transfusions.[1][1] The tainted blood tragedy, as it came to be called, was arguably the largest public health catastrophe in this

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