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Frederick County Launches Whole Blood Program

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It allows trained paramedics to administer whole blood to patients at accident scenes or other emergencies Frederick, Md (KM) A Whole Blood Program has been launched in Frederick County. It began on February 13th, 2025 following two years of planning and coordination. Michael Cole, a battalion chief with the Division of Fire and Rescue Services, says it allows trained paramedics to administer blood to patients at the scenes of vehicle accidents…

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Frederick County Launches Whole Blood Program

It allows trained paramedics to administer whole blood to patients at accident scenes or other emergencies Frederick, Md (KM) A Whole Blood Program has been launched in Frederick County. It began on February 13th, 2025 following two years of planning and coordination. Michael Cole, a battalion chief with the Division of Fire and Rescue Services, says it allows trained paramedics to administer blood to patients at the scenes of vehicle accidents…

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wfmd.com broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, April 4, 2025.

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