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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the American Red Cross are pleading for Americans who have recovered from the novel coronavirus to donate plasma amid an ongoing shortage.

The Red Cross confirmed that it is accepting blood and plasma donations from people who have received a U.S.-authorized COVID-19 vaccine, and donors do not have to wait to give blood after ...

The Red Cross website indicates there is an urgent need for “this potentially lifesaving blood product.” Hospital distributions of convalescent plasma have increased about 250% since October.

The American Red Cross is collecting blood plasma from recovered coronavirus patients in an effort to use it as a treatment for severe COVID-19 patients.

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“We’ve had over 10,000 individuals donate convalescent plasma which has allowed us to distribute over 20,000 convalescent plasma units nationwide,” said Red Cross spokesman Todd Kulman.

President Trump issued a national call to action Thursday, exhorting people who have recovered from covid-19 to donate blood plasma to help others fight the disease and boost the nation’s supply ...

The American Red Cross’ current policy is to only accept convalescent plasma donations from people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have not had the vaccine.