Red Cross: Storms Sink Blood Supply To Lowest Level In A Decade

Storms tend to cut blood donations, and we seem to have nothing but storms lately. The Associated Press reports:

The American Red Cross says the repeated snow storms have caused 14,000 people to cancel blood and platelet donations on the East Coast. Donna Morrissey, a Red Cross spokeswoman for the Northeast, says the January blood supply has dropped to the lowest level in a decade. The Red Cross is urging eligible donors to make an appointment to give blood or platelets as soon as travel is safe.