Manchester still urgently needs blood donors with one in three appointments not booked, health chiefs say

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Manchester still urgently needs blood donors with one in three appointments not booked, health chiefs say

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05/07/2022

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Blood stocks are falling due to higher levels of staff and donor illness, mainly linked to the rise in coronavirus cases, while people are busy or away on holiday over summer and tend not to donate as frequently.

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