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In Ulyanovsk announced an increased need for donor blood

Ulyanovsk blood transfusion station appealed to residents of the region with a request to replenish donor stocks

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In Ulyanovsk announced an increased need for donor blood

The Ulyanovsk blood transfusion station appealed to the residents of the region with a request to replenish donor stocks. Especially in demand is the second negative blood group, which received a large application.

The following groups are currently required: 0 (I) Rh−, A (II) Rh− and A (II) Rh+. The highest need is noted in the second negative.

You can donate blood at the Ulyanovsk blood transfusion station at the address: street III International, 13/96. Reception is conducted from Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 13:00.

Before the procedure, potential donors undergo a mandatory medical examination, which allows you to determine the presence of contraindications.

Donated blood is used in complex operations, treatment of serious diseases and emergency care. Timely replenishment of reserves allows to provide patients with the necessary components of blood.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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