What did the January 2001 FDA rule require?

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What did the January 2001 FDA rule require?

Donor information and consent must be collected directly from the donor or from someone who can accurately provide answers on the donor’s behalf at the time of donation. This rule ensures that the health history, eligibility questions, and identification are reliable and verifiable, which protects recipients from unsafe donations. It also means registration isn’t something that can be postponed or delegated to just anyone; it must involve the donor or an authorized person who can provide accurate responses.

Donor information and consent must be collected directly from the donor or from someone who can accurately provide answers on the donor’s behalf at the time of donation. This rule ensures that the health history, eligibility questions, and identification are reliable and verifiable, which protects recipients from unsafe donations. It also means registration isn’t something that can be postponed or delegated to just anyone; it must involve the donor or an authorized person who can provide accurate responses.

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