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Few donors returning to Kansas blood banks as COVID-19 pandemic eases

Few donors have returned to blood centers in wake of COVID-19 pandemic Here s what it means for Kansas hospitals

Few donors have returned to blood centers in wake of COVID-19 pandemic. Here s what it means for Kansas hospitals Tim Hrenchir, Topeka Capital-Journal © Courtesy/Community Blood Center The Community Blood Center hopes to drive more donors to return back after announcing a blood emergency Wednesday. Eastern Kansas and western Missouri are facing a blood emergency, the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City announced Wednesday. That Kansas City, Mo.-based nonprofit organization asked the public to donate blood to help replenish its supply, which it said was only sufficient to last three days.  Things were looking  a little bit grim in terms of the lack of blood donations being made to the donor center the CBC operates in southwest Topeka, said Chelsey Smith, the CBC s outreach and communications coordinator.

Two organizations team up to help fight cancer

Two organizations team up to help fight cancer The American Cancer Association is partnering with the Red Cross. It s for the Give Blood to Give Time campaign. Posted: Jun 4, 2021 3:06 PM Posted By: Staff Report WABASH VALLEY (WTHI) - Two national health organizations are partnering to help fight cancer. The American Cancer Association is partnering with the Red Cross. It s for the Give Blood to Give Time campaign. Many cancer treatments rely on blood donations, but the supply of donations has dropped since the beginning of the pandemic. Learn more about

Local Blood Donations Needed

The American Red Cross and the American Cancer Society have teamed up this June to encourage people across the country to Give Blood to Give Time and help ensure loved ones have the strength and support they need as they undergo cancer treatment. According to the American Cancer Society, many patient visits and procedures were forced to delay or cancel early in the pandemic to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19. With procedures resuming, blood donations are critical for cancer treatments. Unfortunately, the Red Cross is seeing fewer blood and platelet donors give as the nation begins to climb out of this pandemic. This downturn comes at a time when the Red Cross continues to see strong demand for blood products by hospitals, causing concern for the sufficiency of the blood supply this month and throughout the summer. The Red Cross currently has an emergency need for eligible donors to make an appointment now to give platelets to ensure critical patient needs are met. Platelets,

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