Blood Donor

A blood donor is a person who voluntarily gives their blood to be used for medical purposes, such as transfusions for patients in need, surgeries, or treating certain medical conditions. Blood donation is a vital process that helps save lives and supports healthcare systems. Donors typically undergo a simple screening to ensure they are eligible, and the donation itself is quick and safe, often taking about an hour. Donated blood can be separated into components like red blood cells, plasma, and platelets, maximizing its utility for various medical needs.