2017 SUMMER HEALTH & SCIENCE Babesia in the U.S. Blood Supply The CDC has known for years that relatively healthy individuals infected with Babesia can unknowingly donate contaminated blood. By Lonnie Marcum Facebook Twitter Google + Pinterest Email
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