Paramedics from Lawrence General Hospital are now among the first in Massachusetts equipped to administer whole blood ...

A baby from Surrey is the youngest person in the UK to have a lifesaving blood transfusion. Arthur Ransom was still in the womb when he suffered heart failure due to a viral infection.

Step aside A, B, and O—there’s a new player in town. Scientists in France have just reported the discovery of a novel, rare blood type, only recorded in a single person to date. The French ...

Blood crossmatching is a test that helps your doctor know your blood type and which you’re compatible with before a blood transfusion. Here’s what you need to know.

No evidence Florida surgeon gave expired blood to Black, Hispanic patients While blood can expire, the verification process before a blood transfusion involves more than just one person, making ...

The Ventura County Fire Department has launched an emergency blood transfusion program, equipping its first rescue ambulances with whole blood that officials say could help save lives. In the ...

MILWAUKEE - A new blood transfusion program is making a difference between life and death in Milwaukee County. As leaders explained on Tuesday, it has already saved lives.

Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services (CCFES) performed the county's first-ever pre-hospital blood transfusion on a trauma patient. The transfusion involved administering red blood cells and ...

But the transfusion procedure itself can disrupt both blood flow and oxygen distribution, causing unwanted harm. ICFO's hybrid diffuse optics method uses near-infrared light to continuously measure ...

Researchers at Emory University have developed a groundbreaking artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of accurately predicting the likelihood of blood transfusion in non-traumatic intensive ...

We’re glad to see Dallas Fire-Rescue preparing to launch a prehospital blood transfusion pilot program. We wish DFR the best of luck in saving many lives. DFR officials last week briefed the ...

Blood transfusion and haematology experts have stated that blood must be warmed before being transfused into a recipient to prevent adverse reactions such as shivering or fever and rigour.