TraQ's October 2009 Newsletter

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October's newsletter includes

  • Eclectic international news, including a Canadian lawsuit involving blood, sex, duplicity, and a constitutional challenge
  • New additions to the Resource Library: Nursing resources from Australia and the UK and a blood collection and utilization survey from the USA
  • Industry news featuring a shareholder lawsuit against Immucor alleging securities fraud and a jail sentence and fine for a former Biotech VP who faked cancer to avoid a SEC lawsuit
  • New TM blog:Don't ask, don't tell... Time to fold 'em or bad moon rising? (Musings on the MSM deferral policy for blood donors)
  • and much more...

We would like to congratulate Mexico City on their successful bid to host the ISBT XXXIInd International Congress  (July 712, 2012)

We also note the passing of another TM giant, Dr. Eloise Giblett (1921–2009), author of Genetic Markers in Human Blood

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Oct. 11, 2009
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AABB Annual Meeting TXPO 2009 (New Orleans, LA, USA)

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TraQ case study: Mini-Case B7 (Case of a disappearing antibody)

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