Infectious disease agents and their potential threat to transfusion safety (an update to the 2009 Transfusion supplement)

Author:

Katz L. M.1,Dodd Roger Y.2,Saa Paula3,Gorlin J. B.4,Palmer K.5,Hollinger F. B.6,Stramer S. L.7ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Impact Life Blood Services Medical Affairs, Emeritus Chief Medical Officer Tipton IA USA

2. American Red Cross Scientific Affairs, Vice President Rockville MD USA

3. American Red Cross Scientific Affairs, Executive Director Rockville MD USA

4. Memorial Blood Centers A Division of New York Blood Centers, Physician Services, VP and Medical Director St. Paul MN USA

5. Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies Regulatory Affairs, Director Bethesda MD USA

6. Baylor College of Medicine, Professor of Medicine Molecular Virology & Epidemiology Houston TX USA

7. Infectious Diseases Consultant North Potomac MD USA

Publisher

Wiley

Reference18 articles.

1. Emerging infectious disease agents and their potential threat to transfusion safety

2. AABB.Pathogen reduction systems—updates to information provided in theTransfusionAugust 2009 supplement.https://www.aabb.org/regulatory‐and‐advocacy/regulatory‐affairs/infectious‐diseases/emerging‐infectious‐disease‐agents/pathogen‐reduction‐systems‐updates‐to‐information‐provided‐in‐the‐transfusion‐august‐2009‐supplement. Accessed 20 Sept 2023

3. AABB.Transfusion August 2009 Supplement Fact Sheets. Available athttps://www.aabb.org/regulatory‐and‐advocacy/regulatory‐affairs/infectious‐diseases/emerging‐infectious‐disease‐agents/transfusion‐august‐2009‐supplement‐fact‐sheets. Accessed 19 Sept 2023

4. Transfusion-transmitted emerging infectious diseases: 30 years of challenges and progress

5. AABB.Fact sheets created or updated post publication of the transfusion August 2009 supplement. Athttps://www.aabb.org/regulatory‐and‐advocacy/regulatory‐affairs/infectious‐diseases/emerging‐infectious‐disease‐agents/fact‐sheets‐created‐or‐updated‐post‐publication‐of‐the‐transfusion‐august‐2009‐supplement

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