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Does using applied muscle tension at strategic time points during donation reduce phlebotomist‐ and donor‐reported vasovagal reaction rates? A three‐armed randomized controlled trial

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2016Prevention of syncopal‐type reactions after whole blood donation: a cluster‐randomized trial assessing hydration and muscle tension exercise45 cited

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