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The 14 pages that link to Blood donation, each with the reason it gives.

• AltruismBroader topic: It is a common example of giving that can benefit strangers at limited personal cost.

• BloodRelated: Donated blood supplies the components used in transfusion medicine.

• Iron deficiencyRelated: Repeated donations remove iron along with red blood cells.

• Blood typingRelated: Donated units are typed and tested before they can be issued to recipients.

• PhlebotomyRelated: Donation is a major use of venous collection, with procedures designed for donor safety.

• Blood bankRelated: It supplies the whole blood and components that enter the bank’s workflow.

• International Red Cross and Red Crescent MovementRelated: In many countries, national societies recruit donors or support blood services.

• Robert GalloRelated: HIV screening of donated blood reduced the risk of transfusion-related transmission.

• Blood typeRelated: Donated units are typed so they can be matched with recipients.

• Baruch Samuel BlumbergRelated: Screening donated blood for hepatitis B reduced transfusion-related transmission.

• Charles R. DrewRelated: Drew’s programs relied on organized donations to supply plasma for military and civilian needs.

• Blood phobiaRelated: Donation settings can expose blood-related fear and its fainting response.

• Clinical vampirismCompared with: It involves blood removal under regulated conditions, not ingestion as a psychiatric phenomenon.

• GenerosityBroader topic: It is a concrete form of giving that can benefit strangers and carries personal costs.