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Being a Blood Donor
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If you're healthy, your body — which has between 10 and 12 pints of blood — can easily spare about a pint, the amount that's collected at a donation.  Because the body begins replacing donated blood immediately, most people can give blood every eight weeks.*


* Source: Blood Donation Eligibility Guidelines, American Red Cross, website, 2008, www.redcross.org


 
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