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transfusion

noun as in transference

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But his parents said his "battles kept coming" with Kobi developing meningitis and each day bringing a new fear with blood transfusions, lumbar punctures and scans.

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A direct ethical transfusion links them to the Obama cynicism that gave us EVs like the Ford Lightning.

"My doctor says I need two blood transfusions this week," she said as she tried to keep hold of her toddler, Arsh.

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It highlights cases of people being left in their own excrement, having blood transfusions and even dying in these make-shift treatment areas.

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"Previous studies have shown that transfusions of blood or plasma from young mice improved cognitive decline in older mice, but that is difficult to translate into a therapy," Svendsen said.

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