U.S. Blood Banks Experiencing Biggest Shortage in a Decade
The pandemic has caused many supply-chain bottlenecks in everyday life, but few are as critical as the United States' ever-shrinking blood banks. For the American Red Cross, which supplies about 40% of the nation's blood, and other nonprofit blood centers, the problem lies mostly at the top of the chain: the diminishing number of healthy donors.
Adeel Hassan, New York Times