2015Saudi Medical JournalOpen access

Celebrating the World Blood Donor Day

Omar Alsuhaibani, Jasem Albasri

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Blood transfusion saves hundreds of patients’ lives every day, but adequate blood supply is needed to continue helping those people who are in need of blood transfusion. Encouraging and promoting voluntary blood donation is a goal of every country in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO)

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Blood transfusion saves hundreds of patients’ lives every day, but adequate blood supply is needed to continue helping those people who are in need of blood transfusion. Encouraging and promoting voluntary blood donation is a goal of every country in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO)

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Blood transfusion saves hundreds of patients’ lives every day, but adequate blood supply is needed to continue helping those people who are in need of blood transfusion. Encouraging and promoting voluntary blood donation is a goal of every country in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO)

Key concepts: Medicine, Blood donor, Blood transfusion, Blood supply, Donation, Blood donations, Intensive care medicine, Surgery

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