Celibate homosexual men now allowed to donate blood in Canada

Pacific Standard Time — Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Celibate homosexual men now allowed to donate blood in Canada:

Hema Quebec and Canadian Blood Services say the five-year restriction is necessary because the rate of HIV infection in homosexual men is ten times higher than among heterosexuals or lesbians, and the frequency of HIV transmission among homosexual ...

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Celibate homosexual men now allowed to donate blood in Canada

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