New York Blood Center declares 1st blood emergency of the year
The current stock of blood is 12% below hospital needs and far below the pre-pandemic level.
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Mar 6, 2023, 10:59 PM
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4h agoThe New York Blood Center on Monday declared the first blood emergency of 2023.
The organization says it received 6,000 fewer donations in February than the previous year.
The current stock of blood is 12% below hospital needs and far below the pre-pandemic level.
Anyone who wants to donate blood can make an appointment here.
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