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How To Write A Blood Bank Proposal
Hello my name is Awet Ghirmai. I am taking Blood Bank this semester as part of the MLS program which will help me refresh what I have learned as MLT since we work in that area at our lab. I am hoping to gain more knowledge, and better understanding of Blood Banking this semester. Good luck

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