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The intersection of the HIV epidemic and blood donation in South Africa
South Africa's large population of people living with HIV (PLWH) affects the local blood transfusion services (BTS) in multiple ways, including the recruitment of safe donors, the demand for blood and the development of blood safety policies. The latter includes the deferral of persons at risk of re...
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Department of Medicine
2025
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