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Can people with factor 11 deficiency donate blood at the red cross?
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Disclose the facts: You can donate blood, though depending on the factor deficiency, your plasma may not be used. It is important that you disclose the deficiency to the blood collection agency and answer all other questions truthfully.
Answered 6/13/2012
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