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Blood delivery by drone: a faltering step in a promising direction
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  • 2022Effect of unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) delivery on blood product delivery time and wastage in Rwanda: a retrospective, cross-sectional study and time series analysis172 cited
  • 2020Drone versus ground delivery of simulated blood products to an urban trauma center: The Montreal Medi-Drone pilot study61 cited

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