Is the current policy towards permanent deferral of “false-reactive” donors ever likely to change?
Canadian Blood Services is reviewing the policy of deferring donors with false-reactive test results with the intention of recommending to Health Canada that these donors be allowed to start donating again. In order to do this; additional tests would be required. Health Canada must approve this new procedure which is a long process, requiring extensive evaluation by Health Canada.
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