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What Does It Mean to Have Pure Blood?

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The article discusses the concept of “pure blood” in the context of COVID vaccination. Some individuals fear receiving blood from vaccinated donors, but experts assure that vaccinated blood is safe for transfusions. Misinformation spreads about the dangers of vaccinated blood, despite scientific evidence proving its safety. Vaccine myths and the safety of blood donations from vaccinated individuals are addressed.

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Are COVID Vaccines Contaminating Our Blood Supply?

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COVID vaccines are not contaminating our blood supply.

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Why Was My Titer Negative After My COVID-19 Vaccine?

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After you are fully vaccinated, your SARS-CoV-2 titer test might be negative if it isn’t measuring the spike protein.

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Why Can’t You Give Blood After Getting a Vaccine?

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The content discusses the restrictions on donating blood after receiving vaccinations, especially live vaccines, to prevent the potential transmission of vaccine virus particles. While there is a theoretical risk, the overall safety of vaccines is emphasized, and being fully vaccinated increases eligibility for blood donation. Certain vaccines may temporarily affect blood donation eligibility, but this does not imply that vaccines are unsafe.

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