An Act to increase access to blood donation
This bill amends Massachusetts state law to allow blood banks registered with the federal Food and Drug Administration to operate in the state. The change directly affects organizations that currently hold federal approval but may not have been explicitly included in previous state statutes. By updating the legal definition of eligible blood establishments, the legislation aims to expand the availability of blood donation services. This policy adjustment ensures that federally recognized blood centers can legally collect and distribute blood within Massachusetts.
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