Also known as blood plasma, it makes up about 55% of your blood and has a light yellow color. When you donate blood, the plasma can be separated out and put into another person’s bloodstream.

This world-first “plasma pathway” policy will allow most people, including gay and bisexual men, to donate plasma immediately ...

Antibodies are in your plasma. Your blood type is based ... One blood type isn’t healthier than another, Merz notes. “Blood types are like eye color or height — something you inherit from ...

Communities of color currently make up less than 20 percent ... “A consistent supply of blood and plasma is critical to the health of our nation,” Levine noted. Giving=Living is funded through ...

A global program to test whether blood plasma from recovered coronavirus patients can be used as a treatment got underway in the United States on Saturday but it needs blood donations to succeed.