James Harrison: The Man with the Golden Arm

James Harrison, known as the 'Man with the Golden Arm,' has died at age 88. He was Australia's most prolific blood and plasma donor, credited with saving the lives of 2.4 million babies by donating over 1,000 times. His rare antibody, anti-D, was used to prevent a fatal disease in newborns. Harrison continued to donate despite personal challenges and inspired his family to become donors as well.

James Harrison's Legacy of Saving Babies Through Blood Donations

Australian man James Harrison, credited with saving over 2 million babies through regular blood donations, dies at age 88. His rare blood antibody helped prevent a fatal blood disorder in newborns. Harrison donated blood 1,173 times over 60 years, receiving recognition for his humanitarian efforts.

Attack on Crocus City Hall in Russia

Survivors and mourners recount their reactions after gunmen attacked a crowd and set fire to Crocus City Hall, a Russian concert venue. Long lines form to donate blood as many remain injured.

Misinformation about COVID-19 Vaccines and Blood Donation

Social media posts falsely claim that COVID-19 vaccines are unsafe based on a misinterpretation of a question asked by the American Red Cross about blood donation eligibility. The Red Cross and FDA affirm that vaccinated individuals can donate blood safely, as long as they are feeling well.