while demand for blood could surge, a new study has found. Climate change might impact the supply and demand chain when it comes to blood transfusions, a new study has found. Researchers from ...

Climate change and increasingly extreme weather are taking a toll on global supplies of blood, endangering the lives of people with life-threatening injuries and conditions, a new study has found.

Climate change might impact the supply and demand chain when it comes to blood transfusions, a new study has found. Researchers from Red Cross Lifeblood and the University of the Sunshine Coast ...

The researchers' work is believed to be the first to globally examine how climate change, including more severe weather events, could affect each stage of the blood supply chain. Blood products ...

In particular, they were worried about the U.S. blood supply — the millions of donations every year that help keep hospital patients alive when they need a transfusion. The researchers were able ...

As the planet heats up, the challenges of climate change reach into every part of life – including our hospitals. The global blood supply is among the systems under increasing stress. For decades, ...

Fire and Rescue Service (MCFRS). That’s because whole blood, along with its component parts, is almost always in short supply and require complex storage mechanisms and tight storage controls.

Phil chats with Jemma Falkenmire from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood about how the upcoming back-to-back Easter and ANZAC Day long weekends could impact blood supply. With over a third of Australians ...

“This has created a strain on the nation’s blood supply,” according to Flanagan. “The Red Cross serves as a lifeline for hospitals across the country, providing 40 percent of the nation’s blood supply ...