Plasma Donation: Saving Lives While Getting Paid - A closer glimpse at the multi-billion blood industry

by MIchael S. Williams

Overview

This book is primarily written for you. This is a tell-it-all-guide that talks about all the benefits, side effects, procedures and revenues of plasma blood donation. Plasma is the yellow component of the human blood. During World War II, people in army and navy regularly use “dried plasma” to cure their injured comrades. Today, human plasma become a multi-billion industry supervised by successful businessmen in the world.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012515483
Publisher:	BloodBanker.com
Publication date:	04/27/2011
Series:	Blood Donation Industry Revealed , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	501 KB

About the Author

At 26, Michael S. Williams is a professional leasing entrepreneur, who decided to make a difference after receiving his diploma in college. That's why; up until this moment, he donates his blood three times a year. He also helps the orphanage just five blocks away from his house. During his free time, he loves to read non-fiction books, watch documentary films and play tennis. He lives in Austin, Texas with his wife, Ana.

Editorial Reviews

This is a nice book! The author truly gives me a reason to read each page and get me entertained with the facts at the same time. This is the first book that gives me an idea how big a plasma industry is. It is a multi-billion blood industry and its revenue grows annually. The plasma banks also have a good strategy to recruit more qualified donors. They make use of a payment-system and even give a higher compensation to first time donors. Though this system is not enough to make a living...

Clarence Adams