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Dec 12, 2025, 06:35
Genotyping More Than 300,000 Blood Donors by Versiti
Versiti Blood Research Institute shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Incredible work by our colleagues across Versiti! This case is a powerful example of how decades of scientific investment (in this case, genotyping more than 300,000 blood donors) translates directly into lifesaving patient outcomes.”
Quoting Versiti Inc.’s post:
“In response to an urgent request from a major West Coast medical center, the National Blood Exchange reached out across member facilities, asking if any of them could quickly address a critical need for a patient. Versiti answered the call.
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