Biological Therapy
Studies from H. Yang and co-researchers update current data on biological therapy
Published in Cancer Weekly, August 17th, 2010
Fresh data on biological therapy are presented in the report 'Can blood tranfusion transmit cancer' A literature review.' "Blood services around the world face increasing challenges in recruiting voluntary blood donors. With increasing donor restrictions and aging populations, it is essential to look for any existing restrictions that may be relaxed in the light of currently available evidence," scientists writing in the journal Transfusion Medicine Reviews report.
"We propose that one such restriction is the exclusion of blood donors with a history of a malignancy. Most blood services apart from the United States and Australia continue the historical precaution...
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Source: Cancer Weekly (2010-08-17)
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