ABSTRACT

Blood and blood products are valuable assets that give life to others. Although we have great break thoughts and invention in science and technology, but we cannot produce blood, so there is no substitute for human blood. We still do not have a clear, well defined and rigorous regulatory framework to regulate blood products. Fragility can result from the inability of governments to enforce laws, regulations and guidelines, and personnel who may be unaware of or unable to follow quality control and/or good manufacturing practices. The availability of safe blood and safe blood products is critical to several varieties of modern health services, including some surgeries, cancer treatment, chronic medical conditions, trauma care, organ transplantation and delivery, ultimately improving the lives of the millions of patients who need transfusions for every year. This review summarizes the ethical and legal aspects of blood and blood product regulation in India and Australia. Keywords: Australia, Blood, Ethical and Legal aspects, India
Publication date: 01/02/2023

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2023/12.2.6844