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There has got to be a less zero-sum solution than donating to someone else your own PFAS contaminated plasma
by jsutter909 1y ago
There has got to be a less zero-sum solution than donating to someone else your own PFAS contaminated plasma
- kzrdude 1y agoBloodletting comes to mind, then
- foobarian 1y agoI guess the ancients were on to something when they used to let out the bad humors
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- bell-cot 1y agoThey are not receiving plasma (or plasma products) because their short-term future looks so rosy - by their metrics, it's almost certainly positive-sum.
- lapetitejort 1y agoIf they survive they can just donate their own plasma and PFAS later. One of the rare instances where a pyramid scheme makes sense. Every generation has a larger pool of untouched blood in which to hold our PFAS.
- m3047 1y agoHuman biological products (esp incl blood products) are a significant export product from the USA. Won't help Europe though because EU is one of the biggest importers.