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Where can I give blood?
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FAIR: Questions for donors
UK blood services are starting to assess eligibility on a person-by-person basis, instead of applying across-the-board restrictions which have previously excluded potential donors. This leaflet gives more information on the new questions that will be asked, and why this change is taking place.
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Give blood at work
Throughout Scotland, many corporate supporters help patients by giving blood - and we’d love to welcome more.
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Donor health check form (sample)
Every blood donor has to fill in a form giving information about themselves and their medical history each time they come to give blood. This sample leaflet shows you what the form looks like and the questions asked, but is watermarked, and cannot be used.
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An update on Scotland's bloodstock levels
Scotland aims to have five to seven days’ supply of all eight blood groups and currently supplies are within these levels for 3 out of the 8 blood groups. Two blood groups we need more of are particularly important: Group O or Group A.
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Information for travellers to France and Monaco
From Thursday 22nd October, we will be asking blood and platelet donors who have travelled to some areas of France and to Monaco to wait before donating. This is because of a small outbreak of Dengue fever, a viral infection spread by mosquitoes.
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Blood donor sessions return to Culloden in 2022
SNBTS are delighted to announce that blood donor sessions will return to Culloden in October 2022.
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Scotland needs People Like You!
The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) are proud to have blood donors from across the country star in their new outdoor campaign, and have captured their reaction to seeing themselves in print.
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Scrumming down against blood cancer
On Saturday 13th August, the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service (SNBTS) teamed up with Alan Bell, Keith Wallace and Gareth Glynn of Bloody Rugby at Preston Lodge rugby football club, Pennypit.
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Children at session
Children aged 12 and over are welcome to attend session with parent, carer or guardian.