Talking Points and FAQs: Facts About COVID-19 and Blood Donation (English, Spanish)
Talking Points and FAQs: Facts About COVID-19 and Blood Donation (English, Spanish)
Date posted:
June 10, 2024
Last reviewed:
June 10, 2024
The Public Good Projects, Hispanic Communications Network
Talking points and FAQs address misleading claims about the safety of donating blood after COVID-19 vaccination, explain why potential donors are asked some questions about past vaccination, and delve into why it’s important to encourage blood donation. The talking points emphasize that questions about vaccination history for blood donors do not mean vaccines are unsafe. A related graphic is available here: Social Media: Graphic Says That Donating Blood After A COVID-19 Vaccine Is Safe (English, Spanish).
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