Effect of a National Disaster on Blood Supply and Safety¶
Glynn. (2003). Effect of a National Disaster on Blood Supply and Safety.
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- In the hours after the towers fell, hundreds of thousands of Americans queued at blood centres nationwide, driven by an overwhelming pro-social impulse to help
This sourceThe NHLBI REDS study quantifies the September 11 donor surge — weekly donations at five large regional centres rising 2.5-fold, with a large influx of first-time and long-lapsed donors — measured over weeks rather than hours, and without addressing donors' motives.
- In the hours after the towers fell, hundreds of thousands of Americans queued at blood centres nationwide, driven by an overwhelming pro-social impulse to help
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