Transfusion Medicine

Investigators at University of Toronto target transfusion medicine

Published in Blood Weekly, August 9th, 2007

Fresh data on transfusion medicine are presented in the report "Norman Bethune, eccentric, man of principle, man of action, surgeon, and his contribution to blood transfusion in war. Norman Bethune was a Canadian surgeon born of a family with wide interests and varied and influential careers. He himself had wide interests in medicine, politics, and the arts," scientists in Toronto, Canada report.

"One phase of his career, lasting about 6 months, involved the rapid development and exploitation of a (then) unique mobile blood transfusion service delivering citrated stored blood to hospitals and casualty clearing stations in support of the Republican ("anti-fascist")...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2007-08-09)

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