TPAG releases position paper, calls for reforms to strengthen blood safety
The paper was unveiled following a strategic dialogue held here and brings together inputs from public health experts, clinicians, legal professionals and patient advocates.
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The paper was unveiled following a strategic dialogue held here and brings together inputs from public health experts, clinicians, legal professionals and patient advocates.
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