Australia raises plasma gift ban for gay and bisexual men all over the world

The rules for all sexually active gay and bisexual men’s blood donation are removed in Australia.

Initially, the rules presented to reduce the risk of blood donations from groups to be exposed to HIV will begin to be canceled since similar actions in England and the United States.

However, within the framework of the changes, Australia, all sexual activity restrictions, the national blood donation service will eliminate all the sexual activity based on all sexual activity.

The new rules are approved by the country’s health care regulator and the gift pool is expected to expand by 625,000 people.

“Australia’s life will save this overdue and important decision,” said Rodney Croome – Let’s give a lobby campaign for change.

LifeLoud’s chief medical officer, Jo pink, called the changes significant stage.

“We know blood security and always our priority, but we know that the existing donations are very difficult for many people in the LGBTIA + community … We know that they are facing.

In previous three months, any male or transgender women who have sex with men, bisexual men, women and women were forgotten.

Now, a partner has the right to donate blood regardless of sexuality and sexuality of the sex and sexual interference with a partner.

According to the new rules, the rescue will no longer ask men if the rescue had sex with men in the previous three months.

Instead, all donors will be asked if there is an anal sex that has a new or multi-partner.

The answer is yes, blood should wait three months to forgive, but still have the right to forgive the plasma.

People who have prepared a medication for the prevention of HIV will still be able to forgive the plasma despite the blood donation.

The only group that can not forgive the plasmion is the only group of HIV and those with HIV.

Plasma gift rules will come into force on July 14, and the blood gifts to be carried out in 2026 in a period of time will be carried out in an updated approach.

The research implemented with the ‘Kirby Institute of New South Wales’ Kirby, showed no effect on the security of blood and plasma supply.

Especially plasma passes through a process called a pathogenic inactivity, viruses and bacteria, significantly reduces the risk of an infection that passes a patient.

Global requirements for plasma are always at a high level and still rise, including life in Australia, so changes will provide a strong power to change changes.

But if the researcher is welcome to the researcher Sharon Dane, the global is not the best experience and it can be confusing.

“This is a more conservative approach to all blood donations, relative to other countries such as Lifeblood and TGA, England, Canada and the United States.”

“Those countries only require a monogamous relationship for three months when he engages in anal sex instead of six months offered by the Lifblood.”

Additional report by Lana Lam