The gift of blood in Europe: an ethical defence of EC directive 89/381

Journal of Medical Ethics 23 (2):96-100 (1997)
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Abstract

Article 3.4 of EC directive 89/381 requires member states to take "all necessary measures to promote Community self-sufficiency in human blood or human plasma" and, for this purpose, to "encourage the voluntary unpaid donation of blood and plasma". This paper presents an ethical case in support of the policy of voluntary, unpaid donation

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