North Texas, along with most of the country, is facing a critical shortage of something every person needs to stay alive: blood. Specifically, blood donations.
The already-low supply was further drained when 22 people were murdered in El Paso on Aug. 3. Dallas-based storage facilities began shipping donations to West Texas, leaving the area with very little blood for its own hospitals.
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By Morgan Howard • [email protected]
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