blood donor
Britishnoun
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This December, the Academy Award nominee and longtime blood donor will give one of his kidneys to a complete stranger, he said Thursday on the “Today” show.
From Los Angeles Times
In the new study, published in Cell Reports Physical Science, the Trinity researchers worked with macrophages taken from healthy blood donors through the Irish Blood Transfusion Board at St James's Hospital.
From Science Daily
Officials estimate the message - a link to register as a blood donor in emails following driving licence applications - will be seen by millions of people each year.
From BBC
A new generation of blood donors is needed to keep supplies going as the population ages, the Welsh Blood Service has said.
From BBC
One of the world's most prolific blood donors - whose plasma saved the lives of more than 2 million babies - has died.
From BBC
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