If an unvaccinated person gets blood donated from people who were vaccinated, does that count as a vaccination?
That could be more effective than lottery tickets or scholarships!
In America blood is fractionated. It is virtually impossible to get whole blood to administer. When I have to do a massive transfusion protocol I have to have all the products in sequence to make sure I donâÂÂt make the bleeding worse.
A donation is separated into packed red cells, fresh frozen plasma, platelets and cryoprecipitate. As people were speaking about convalescent plasma it is the plasma fraction that has antibodies. So receiving PRBC platelets or crying would not have antibodies. And it is ludicrous to assume that the mRNA would be in the blood as blood is synthesized in the marrow and hemapoetic tissues and circulating blood is blood is neither undergoing mitosis or actively making proteins.
A basic understanding of biology to our friends who are worried about vaccination is an important thing.