Who Cannot Donate Blood According To WHO?

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People With Certain Medical Conditions

Such as HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B or C, syphilis, and some forms of cancer. These conditions can pose risks to the recipient of the donated blood.

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Individuals Undergoing Medical Treatments

Such as those undergoing chemotherapy, certain medications, or recent surgeries. These treatments may affect the safety of the donated blood.

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People With Low Hemoglobin Levels

A minimum hemoglobin level is required to ensure the donor's health is not compromised by the donation.

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Pregnant Women

Due to the potential risks to both the mother and the unborn child.

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Those With Recent Travel Histories

Depending on the region, individuals who have recently traveled to areas with endemic diseases like malaria or Zika virus may be deferred from donating blood

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