Menerva Lindsen
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A decision by the Food and Drug Administration to move forward with a plan to allow “men who have sex with men” to donate blood under certain conditions amounts to caving to a social and political agenda, according to the Family Research Council.
“Research presented to the committee confirmed the dramatically elevated risk of HIV infection among men who have sex with men (MSM) — a risk 62 times higher than in the general public,” said Peter Sprigg, FRC senior fellow for policy studies, on Tuesday.
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“Research presented to the committee confirmed the dramatically elevated risk of HIV infection among men who have sex with men (MSM) — a risk 62 times higher than in the general public,” said Peter Sprigg, FRC senior fellow for policy studies, on Tuesday.
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