WNV in Blood, Ramifications for Blood Donations (3) (Modified by Environmental Risk Analysis Program)

From: Susan N. Rossmann M.D. <srossman_at_giveblood.org>
Date: August 19 2004

[WNV-L Moderator's Note: The following is a link to a transcript of
Hira Nakhasi's July 22-23 2004 briefing to the FDA Blood Products
advisory committee (BPAC). Nakhasi is director of FDA's Division of
Emerging and Transfusion Transmitted Diseases. During the briefing,
Nakhasi refers to an American Red Cross study indicating that WNV can
linger in the blood up to 49 days. ]

Nikashi's testimony is here with other WNV stuff at the beginning of
Friday morning. If you can't open this, go to the Dockets part of the
FDA website and find the most recent BPAC meeting.

  http://www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/ac/04/transcripts/2004-4057t2%20.DOC

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