February 14, 2007
Study says blood donations may help donors' health
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Reuters UK – CHICAGO (Reuters) – Blood donations may help keep the body's circulatory system healthy by reducing stores of iron, but the effect may not work for older people, a U.S. study suggested on... |
Reuters UK – CHICAGO (Reuters) – Blood donations may help keep the body's circulatory system healthy by reducing stores of iron, but the effect may not work for older people, a U.S. study suggested on Tuesday. Researchers at the White River Junction, Vermont …
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