Nationally as well as internationally, blood banks are being encouraged to use separated components of blood rather than whole blood. Most private blood banks in the city have already started ...

Nationally as well as internationally, blood banks are being encouraged to use separated components of blood rather than whole blood. Since each machine costs more than Rs40 lakh, the proposal was ...

Chief minister (CM) Hemant Soren on Monday laid foundation of blood components separation units at blood banks in six districts, Palamu, Gumla, Dhanbad, Giridih, Ranchi and East Singhbhum, through ...

The blood bank at the Government Hospital, Mettupalayam, got a shot in the arm with the Rotary Club of Mettupalayam aided for the installation of a blood component separation facility. Member of ...

Minister for Social Justice and Panchayats M.K. Muneer inaugurated the state-of-the-art Blood Component Separation Unit at the Government Women and Children’s Hospital at Kottapparamba here on ...

Punjab health and family welfare minister Balbir Singh inaugurated the upgraded blood component separation unit at the civil hospital in Mohali on Monday. He also launched two blood collection and ...

Staff crunch hits blood centre at NBMCH The Regional Blood Transfusion Centre of North Bengal Medical College and Hospital is facing difficulty carrying out the blood component separations because of ...

Mumbai, Jan 30: The Maharashtra government has approved a comprehensive policy for granting No Objection Certificates (NOC) to new blood centres, mandating annual collection of 3,000 blood units in ...

Even as dengue has caused widespread panic and fueled the demand for blood components like platelets, only three state run hospitals - LTMG Hospital, Sion, KEM and JJ Hospital have the licence to run ...

Barwani (Madhya Pradesh): District Hospital has faced a setback in utilising a blood component separation machine, which arrived in 2017. The machine remains locked due to a shortage of experts, staff ...

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