Charles Drew
charles drew
Dr. Charles Richard Drew is widely regarded as the originator of the blood bank concept. He developed techniques for the storage and transfusion of blood plasma, significantly advancing the field of blood transfusion and donation. His pioneering work during World War II led to the establishment of the first large-scale blood banks, which saved countless lives. Drew's contributions were instrumental in shaping modern transfusion medicine.
the answer is Charles drew
The concept of the blood bank was started in World War I by Oswald Robertson to help save the lives of the Europeans fighting in the war. The first actual blood bank in a hospital was started in Russia in 1932. Later, hospitals in the United States decided to develop their own storage areas for blood.
Charles drew
I'm Sorry, but it was NOT Dr. Charles Drew. Dr. Charles Drew is credited with building a lot of blood banks during early WWII which began in 1939, not inventing them. Sergei Sergeevich Yudin built the world's first blood bank in March 23, 1930. well then just put the weird name jeez la'weez holy crapoli
Charles Drew is considered the doctor who discovered the Blood Bank Concept.
Nothing. This was not something that was thought about. They had no concept of germs or bacteria. Hands were often dirty and blood would be on the clothing of doctors.
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