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[ad_1] Is your blood type A, B, a combination of the two, or something else? You don’t know, you say? Many people are in the same boat. In fact, only 62% of Americans reported knowing their blood type. Those letters (and pluses and minuses) can be crucial information in an emergency, and there are simple but accurate ways to find out. Most blood types are only compatible with a handful of others, according to Dr. Dayand Borge, Divisional Chief Medical Officer at the American Red Cross. Luckily, there are easy ways to find out your blood type. Ask your parents or doctor. Before you go out of your way to try any of the other methods, check with your parents first. They may know or have old health records that include your blood type. You can also reach out to your health care provider, who may have that information on file. Blood draw Next time you go in to get your blood drawn, ask to know your blood type. If you’ve had blood drawn in the past, you can call the lab to see i

[ad_1] Doctors have opposed the cut-off date of March 31 for completing the internship (Representative image) According to Dr. Rohan Krishnan, national chair of FAIMA, the existing deadline will prevent the majority of the 2017 batch from sitting for the PG exams this year The National Board of Examination has released the date for the NEET- PG examination. As per the schedule, the examination will be conducted on March 5, 2023, and the results will be declared on March 31, 2023. However, doctors have opposed the cut-off date of March 31 for completing the internship. They view such a step will likely to disqualify more than half students of the current batch. Taking cognisant of the decision, The Federation of Resident Doctors’ Association (FORDA) tweeted, “More than 50% of interns ineligible, their careers at stake. (Many) states altogether aren’t eligible. This will lead to demands of postponement and last-minute chaos. Urgent resolution needed.” The association has tagged the

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