World Blood Donor Day 2022

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World Health Organization (WHO) published this video item, entitled “World Blood Donor Day 2022” – below is their description.

Blood donations are a lifeline in emergencies, disasters, humanitarian crises, and for people who need regular transfusions. And yet around the world, many communities do not have access to safe blood. Women and children are the most at risk.

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