US EditionStanford Blood Center Experiencing Critical Shortage
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On the weekend, news shocked the world of Chilean sport. Exathlete Maria Gracia Varas, just 24 years old, is interned in a state of extreme gravity as a result of a mononucleosis frame that has compromised several organs. Given the delicate nature of the situation, her close friends have organized themselves through chains of prayer and published a call to donate blood. “Let us join in prayer for Gracia Varas. Those who can, please come and dona…
Stanford Blood Center experiencing critical shortage
Stanford is sounding the alarm over a blood shortage and supplies at its blood centers are critically low. The Stanford Blood Center said it has only a few days of supply after recent high usage linked to six transplant surgeries and cardiac operations over the past 10 days. “We never know when a large procedure or a trauma might take a lot of blood products,” said Renee Gipson, director for Stanford Blood Center donor services. “We are in need …
Concern and impact generated in the world of sport the delicate state of health of the Chilean athlete María Gracia Varas, former youthful athlete and South American medalist Sub-20. Who remains in serious condition in a recognized clinic in Santiago. The 23-year-old athlete was diagnosed with mononucleosis, a disease that was aggravated due to an autoimmune condition that seriously affects her immune system. Symptoms of the Chilean sportswoman …
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