[Windsong]

I recall a Star Trek: TNG episode that dealt with this issue. A Romulan was on board that needed a rare blood donor, and Worf was the only one on board who could give it to him, but the Romulan looked at it as if his blood would be poisonous to him (which it wasn't). If memory serves, anyways. I think this was around 94, however. What we want someone who had leprosy o give blood, or syphillus, or the black plague?

[satchmodog9]

The needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many, or so it goes.

[Jimmyclyde]

I recall a Star Trek: TNG episode that dealt with this issue. A Romulan was on board that needed a rare blood donor, and Worf was the only one on board who could give it to him, but the Romulan looked at it as if his blood would be poisonous to him (which it wasn't). If memory serves, anyways. I think this was around 94, however.

You sir are a total nerd.

BTW, that was a great episode.

The Romulan ends up dying and Wolf refuses to give his blood to him.

[Terriergal]

that dealt with this issue. A Romulan was on board that needed a rare blood donor, and Worf was the only one on board who could give it to him,

Didn't deal with that issue at all. That would be more analogous to a race issue, not a sexual behavior issue.