A new study by researchers from Red Cross Lifeblood and the University of the Sunshine Coast highlights how climate change may disrupt blood transfusion supply and demand chains due to blood-borne diseases and natural disasters. These events can affect blood storage and transportation, limiting donor mobility. The study notes that climate change could increase mosquito-borne diseases and other health issues, potentially reducing the donor pool while simultaneously increasing the demand for blood transfusions. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)