Sentence examples for blood transfusion and other from inspiring English sources

HCV was identified in 1989, and HCV screening in blood began in the 1990s, a practice that may significantly reduce the transmission rate of HCV by blood transfusion and other sources of iatrogenic infection.

When applied to HIV-treatment, those who acquired HIV through blood transfusion and other accidental or forced exposure would have recourse to claim 3 on the good.

No statistically significant difference was seen between anti-HEV positive and negative patients with respect to age, sex, incidence of blood transfusion and other blood borne infections (HBV, HCV, and HIV).

Several studies included in the systematic review examined potential adverse effects of iron supplementation, including oxidative stress, inhibition of nutrient absorption, neonatal morbidity, the requirement for blood transfusion, and other adverse effects (Table  5).

These aspects reinforces the impression that the environment, more than the blood transfusion and other risk factors, may have been the determining factor in the transmission of HCV among hemodialysis patients [ 15, 22, 27].

In the west, patients now live to their 40s thanks to the availability of blood transfusions and other treatments.

Jesús Manzano, a former cyclist turned whistleblower who is key to the case, has alleged that football players, track and field athletes and rowers were also paying Fuentes for blood transfusions and other performance enhancing drugs and practices.

The man, who used only a single name, Rajender, died in the intensive care unit of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences after blood transfusions and other treatments failed to reverse his deteriorating condition.

A 10 October 2012 report from the US anti-doping body Usada cited Armstrong's involvement in what it characterised as the "most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping program that sport has ever seen" involving anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, blood transfusions and other doping.

Since the refugees began arriving 30 years ago, health professionals like Marilyn Mochel, a registered nurse who helped create the hospital's policy on shamans, have wrestled with how best to resolve immigrants' health needs given the Hmong belief system, in which surgery, anesthesia, blood transfusions and other common procedures are taboo.

The reproductive health kits provide tools needed for vaginal tears, blood transfusions and other medical issues that arise during delivery.