Crisis in the Sustainability of the U.S. Blood System

Harvey G. Klein · J. Chris Hrouda · Jay S. Epstein

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Current methods of paying blood banks for blood products are forcing a substantial number of suppliers to operate at a loss. Changes in the system may be required to ensure the safety and adequacy of the supply of blood products.

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