blood donor deferral

(dĭ-fŭr′ăl) [L. deferre, to carry down, report, accuse]

The postponement or permanent exclusion of blood donation by a person suspected of having an infectious or hematological disease.

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Whole blood donor deferral analysis at General hospital blood bank--A retrospective study.

Prevalence of anemia and its associated sociodemographic factors in apparently healthy individuals presenting as prospective blood donors at a Medical Institute of Rohilkhand region

No study so far has reported causes of donor deferral at Armed Forces Institute of Transfusion (AFIT) in literature so this study was planned and aims to look at the causes of blood donor deferral in this military setup in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES OF DONORS AND CAUSES OF BLOOD DONOR DEFERRAL AT ARMED FORCES INSTITUTE OF TRANSFUSION, RAWALPINDI

Blood donor deferral in Minas Gerais State, Brazil: blood centers as sentinels of urban population health.

Analysis of blood donor deferral in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Characteristics and causes

The United States Food and Drug Administration Tuesday started official reconsideration of its blood donor deferral recommendations that limits blood donations from gay and bisexual men following its overturning of the ban on all blood donations from men who have sex with men in December last year.

FDA Reconsiders Gay Blood Donation Policy

Analysis of blood donor deferral characteristics in a blood bank at a tertiary care hospital attached to medical college in Gujarat.

An evaluation of blood donor deferral causes at tertiary care centre of srikakulam district

Jain, "Analysis of blood donor deferral characteristics in Delhi, India," Southeast Asian Journal of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, vol.

Analysis of Blood Transfusion Data Using Bivariate Zero-Inflated Poisson Model: A Bayesian Approach

Over the past several years, in collaboration with other government agencies, the FDA has carefully examined and considered the available scientific evidence relevant to its blood donor deferral policy for men who have sex with men, including the results of several recently completed scientific studies and recent epidemiologic data.

Easing blood donor guidelines for gay men

The claims making that characterizes reviews of the MSM blood donor deferral policy illustrates how stakeholder participation in public policy processes becomes key to the rhetorical politics of public consultation and reputational risk management.

Blood donation and institutional trust: risk, policy rhetoric, and the men who have sex with men lifetime deferral policy in Canada

While some critics decry bans on peanuts as 'hysteria', the MSM blood donor deferral rule is challenged as homophobic and discriminatory.

Regulating public health risks: case studies of food allergens and transfusion transmissible infections

In light of this knowledge gap, the Canadian Blood Services, Australian Red Cross and New Zealand Blood Services earlier this year announced changes in their respective blood donor deferral policies to indefinitely defer all potential donors who volunteer that they have a history of CFS in response to general health questioning.

CFIDS Association of America Commends AABB for Addressing Public Health Concerns

Analysis of blood donor deferral in a tertiary care centre: 5 year study.

A study on analysis of blood donation deferral during blood donation camp at tertiary-care teaching hospital in South Gujarat region

Food and Drug Administration issued final guidance outlining updated blood donor deferral recommendations to reflect the most current scientific evidence and to help ensure continued safety of the blood supply by reducing the risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) transmission by blood and blood products.

United States : FDA updates blood donor deferral policy to reflect the most current scientific evidence and continue to ensure the safety of the U.S. blood supply