Blood and Organ Donation in Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome - Dr. Clair Francomano - 2022
Publicado 2024-01-22
Dr. Clair Francomano received her M.D. from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and completed her training in Internal Medicine and Medical Genetics at Johns Hopkins. After serving on the full time faculty at Johns Hopkins and in the Intramural Research Program of the NIH, she joined the Greater Baltimore Medical Center in 2005 as Director of Adult Genetics at the Harvey Institute of Human Genetics. Dr. Francomano has been involved in the care of patients with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome throughout her career. She is currently a professor of medical and molecular genetics at the IU School of Medicine and director of the Residency Training Program in Genetics at IU.
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Thank you for addressing this
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I’ve always wondered about this as I wanted to donate my organs. Interesting talk. Thank you
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Perfect timing. I was just wondering if it’d be safe for me to donate blood, since the Red Cross is facing a critical shortage of blood in the US
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I have hEDS and when I tried to donate platelets, they had trouble getting them from me and ended it early with less than they usually get from a donation.
