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Euroblood
Transfusion medicine A unit of packed RBCs imported from Europe which, until 2002, comprised a significant minority of the units transfused; in the wake of concern about mad cow disease, the FDA implemented a pan-European deferral, ending the 30-year old program that provides 140,000 packed units/yr to the New York metropolitan area
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Yet, New York Blood Center faces additional challenges as its long-standing European blood import program, known as Euroblood, ended late last year.
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