Also, I'm not certain how much they treat blood, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being a purification system sort of similar to Dialysis where you rely on an external machine for removing impurities.
That's a gross mischaracterization because anyone who is donating blood regularly as a discipline is likely to have blood that is substantially better (rather than worse) than average. Those with poor health practices will typically simply stop donating as they will lack the discipline to continue.
Fwiw, it is the responsibility of the blood banks to do due diligence testing.
The microplastic filled blood will manage to oxygenate their brain and other organs and save their life, and then they can donate it on to the next person in need.
Feels a little homeopathy... How many people can we put the same blood through?
munk-a|19 days ago
Also, I'm not certain how much they treat blood, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being a purification system sort of similar to Dialysis where you rely on an external machine for removing impurities.
OutOfHere|18 days ago
Fwiw, it is the responsibility of the blood banks to do due diligence testing.
overfeed|19 days ago
2 questions: is there any other kind? If there were, ate people requiring transfusion in a position to make demands to the donors (not vendors)
psychoslave|18 days ago
If the blood don't contains long term detrimental pathogen, that's seems like an okayish tradeoff.
mrguyorama|19 days ago
Feels a little homeopathy... How many people can we put the same blood through?