Young adults aren't behaving the way their parents did: They're not drinking as much, they're facing more mental health challenges, and they're living with their parents longer. On top of that, computer games and social media have become a sort of stand-in for physical relationships.
sexual orientation. meg tar relate has more. these guidelines had been in place since the earliest days of the hiv epidemic to try to avoid the hiv virus being spread through the blood supply. but what is changing now is that for the first time in 40 years, the fda has solidified these recommendation make the risk screening to be the same for everybody based on individual risk factor, regardless of sexual orientation, sex or gender. this brings the united states in line with other countries like the uk and canada. now this is something that had started way back in 1985 when the fda had put a ban in place for men who have sex with men donating blood because of the concerns. now that was in place until 2015 when they said they can donate, but only after a period of abstinence of a year. they shortened that during the
blood. we re here with more. this is an issue for a long time. what is changing? finally, a lot of people are saying this is overdue. the restrictions had gone into place during the early days of the hiv epidemic. there had been rules specific to gay and bisexual men. what is changing today is now the guidelines for who can donate blood are becoming the same for everybody. based on individual risk. it has nothing to do with sexual or g orientation, sex or gender. uk and canada have already done this. how has the fda evolved on this? was it the fda that had to get this approval? yes. the fda is making the recommendations to the blood center. they changed that to essentially a year of abstinence that people had to perform before they could
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