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Oct 10, 2025, 03:04
Stephen Cornelissen: A New Plasma Drop Has Been Added to Lifeblood’s Blood Supply Tracker
Stephen Cornelissen, CEO of Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, shared on LinkedIn:
”Plasma is now the most in-demand blood product in Australia – and Australian Red Cross Lifeblood has just made it easier to see how supply is tracking.
A new plasma drop has been added to Lifeblood’s blood supply tracker, displaying real-time plasma supply levels across the country.
You can view supply by state or nationwide, helping raise awareness of when donations are most needed.
Search ‘blood supply’ or visit the Lifeblood blood supply page to see if plasma or your blood type is currently needed in your state.”
Find more on Australian Red Cross Lifeblood here.
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