Demand for blood components from the government healthcare has increased the rate of component separation by 2 per cent in the past five years in National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) supported ...

Nationally as well as internationally, blood banks are being encouraged to use separated components of blood rather than whole blood. Most private blood banks in the city have already started ...

Chief minister (CM) Hemant Soren on Monday laid foundation of blood components separation units at blood banks in six districts, Palamu, Gumla, Dhanbad, Giridih, Ranchi and East Singhbhum, through ...

Nationally as well as internationally, blood banks are being encouraged to use separated components of blood rather than whole blood. Since each machine costs more than Rs40 lakh, the proposal was ...

The blood bank at the Government Hospital, Mettupalayam, got a shot in the arm with the Rotary Club of Mettupalayam aided for the installation of a blood component separation facility. Member of ...

The health minister announced that blood components will be provided free to the patients and private hospitals can avail these services at a nominal price Punjab health and family welfare minister ...

A key diagnostic step in disease detection is analyzing blood components. Accurate separation of blood cells from plasma, which holds proteins and other constituents, is crucial in many assays. First ...

The civil surgeon Palamu Dr Anil Kumar at his press briefing today conceded that despite several directives of the additional chief secretary health department Arun Kumar Singh for the start of ...

A blood component separation unit was declared open at the office of the Coimbatore chapter of the Indian Medical Association on Sunday. According to a release from the chapter, various components of ...

Barwani (Madhya Pradesh): District Hospital has faced a setback in utilising a blood component separation machine, which arrived in 2017. The machine remains locked due to a shortage of experts, staff ...

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