US Army blood program: 2025 and beyond

In preparing to support the Army in 2025 and beyond, the Army Blood Program remains actively engaged with the research and advanced development of blood products and medical technology to improve blood safety and efficacy in conjunction with the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command. Nationa...

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Published in:Transfusion (Philadelphia, Pa.) Pa.), 2016-03, Vol.56 (S1), p.S85-S93
Main Authors: Gonzales, Richard, Taylor, Audra L., Atkinson, Andrew J., Malloy, Wilbur W., Macdonald, Victor W., Cap, Andrew P.
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Blood Banks - standards
Blood Banks - trends
Blood products
Blood Safety - methods
Blood Safety - standards
Blood Safety - trends
Blood Transfusion - standards
Blood Transfusion - trends
Humans
Military Medicine - methods
Military Medicine - standards
Military Medicine - trends
National Health Programs - standards
National Health Programs - trends
R&D
Research & development
United States
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