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Blood Transfusion: Jehovah’s Witnesses ease restrictions after eight decades
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The announcement is the organisation’s second adjustment to its blood policy in six months, following an earlier change concerning the storage and reuse of a patient’s own blood.
- The announcement is the organisation’s second adjustment to its blood policy in six months, following an earlier change concerning the storage and reuse of a patient’s own blood.
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- Blood Transfusion: Jehovah’s Witnesses ease restrictions after eight decades
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- Center: The announcement is the organisation’s second adjustment to its blood policy in six months, following an earlier change concerning the storage and reuse of a patient’s own blood. The post Blood Transfusion: Jehovah’s Witnesses ease restrictions after eight decades appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .
- Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
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