New Orleans doctor saves colleague from COVID-19 by donating blood
Student who conquered the coronavirus donates blood plasma
1
May
He tested positive for the novel coronavirus in early March, and now University of Miami senior Justin Grauer is fully recovered. So, he is assisting critically ill COVID-19 patients by donating convalescent plasma, which will be given to them to help fight the virus. In early March, Justin Grauer, a
San Antonio COVID-19 patient meets plasma donor he says saved his life
Donating plasma for COVID patients new push in fight against deadly virus
‘If I could meet you, I’d hug you’ COVID-19 patient says plasma donor saved his life
25
Apr
He was highlighted in Mayor Ron Nirenberg’s briefing Wednesday as the second patient in San Antonio to receive convalescent plasma as a treatment for coronavirus. “Here’s a little good news that we can celebrate but also showing the innovation and the work that our researchers in this coronavirus pandemic have
Orthodox Jews are donating plasma by the thousands to fight Covid-19
Man makes 100th blood donation during outbreak
Helping out: Blood donors continue to give
17
Apr
Blood donations are one way Minnesotans continue to volunteer while we collectively try to lower the curve against COVID-19 by staying at home. Officials from both Memorial Blood Centers and the American Red Cross have seen a tremendous response in blood donation over the last month as people look to
Carmel firefighter who survived COVID-19 ordeal is now donating plasma
15
Apr
City of Carmel firefighter Kevin Young, who contracted COVID-19, was hospitalized and has now fully recovered, has begun donating his plasma for potentially life-saving treatments for patients who are extremely ill with the virus. According to the FDA, anyone who has fully recovered from COVID-19, may be able to help
Medical experts urge community to continue donating blood amid COVID-19
14
Apr
With blood drives canceled and people staying home, crucial supplies are shrinking. Given the unprecedented situation, with an increase in blood drive cancellations at several schools and businesses that has caused a critical shortage, East Texas Medical Team Doctor Ed Dominguez wants people to know that donating blood is safe.