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Why the majority of on‐site repeat donor deferrals are completely unwarranted…

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2025Machine-learning models to predict iron recovery after blood donation: a model development and external validation study7 cited
2025Blood donor populations reveal a clear association between ferritin and change in haemoglobin levels7 cited

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