World Blood Donor Day Participating Blogs

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Blood Save Lifes
http://chancobrothers.blogspot.com/2009/06/blood-save-lifes.html
Donate Blood. One unit will save 3 lives.
I AM...
http://speakurworld.blogspot.com/2009/05/i-am.html
The mere basic of everything....a drop of blood...worth a thousand forces...
SAVING LIVES:
http://bmcnvbsp.blogspot.com
Every minute, every hour, everyday, many people needs blood. The number of persons who donates blood regularly is not sufficient enough to answer the needs of patients requiring blood transfusion. Something must be done to augment the supply of blood in t
World blood donor day
http://getwhatyoudontgetanywhereelse.blogspot.com/2009/04/world-blood-…
It’s really not less than any stunt in a feature film to give a part of your body to other to save other’s lives, who is totally a stranger to you, who you have never met. World Blood Donors Day is a SALUTE to these people, and the purpose of this
A day of blood loss
http://crpitt.blogspot.com/2009/03/day-of-blood-loss.html
Well I gave blood and wrote about it, also some live tweeting during the process. Looking forward to getting more people donating :)
Sod the rubber sword
http://crpitt.blogspot.com/2009/02/sod-rubber-sword.html
Here is my pre emptive blog post! I am giving blood tomorrow (27th Feb) and shall be promoting this cause all the way up to and including World Blood Donor Day :)
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World Blood Donor Day
World Blood Donor Day is day dedicated to thanking and celebrating voluntary non-remunerated blood donors.
Millions of people owe their lives to people they will never meet – people who donate their blood freely and without any reward. However, the overwhelming majority of the world’s population do not have access to safe blood. Over 80 million units of blood are donated every year, but only 38% are collected in developing countries where 82% of the global population live. In addition, many countries remain dependent on donation by the families or friends of patients who require blood and, in some countries, blood donors still receive payment.Yet evidence from around the world demonstrates that voluntary unpaid donors are the foundation of a safe blood supply because they are least likely to transmit potentially life-threatening infections, such as HIV and hepatitis viruses, to the recipients of their blood. It is to these unsung heroes that World Blood Donor Day is dedicated. World Blood Donor Day builds on the success of World Health Day 2000 which was devoted to the theme ‘Blood Saves Lives. Safe Blood Starts With Me. The enthusiasm and energy with which this day was celebrated indicated that there would be a positive response to an opportunity to give thanks to the millions of people who give the precious gift of life. It also builds on International Blood Donor Day organized annually by the International Federation of Blood Donor Organizations since 1995.




