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Anaemia and its association with month and blood phenotype in blood donors in Fako division, Cameroon
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  • 2011Donor deferral due to anemia: A tertiary care center-based study24 cited
  • 2012Etiology of anemia of blood donor candidates deferred by hematologic screening18 cited

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