A shortage early in the pandemic makes donating more important than ever.
and for at least 20 seconds, and follow any other guidelines from your donation center.
When employees and donors follow these precautionary guidelines, donating is safe, Dr. Liu said, and it's especially important to do so now as the blood supply continues to recover from the shortage. If you've been fully recovered from COVID-19 for two weeks, you may also be eligible to donate your plasma, which may help others currently fighting the disease.
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