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Bad Blood by Judith Reitman · Booklabria

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Bad Blood

HistoryAIDS

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Presents an expose of the American Red Cross and the mismanagement and neglect that exposed millions of people to a blood supply contaminated by HIV, hepatitis, and other infectious and deadly diseases and the cover-up that followed.

Subjects: History
AIDS
Risk management
Safety measures
Organization & administration
Transmission
Set in: United States

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