In order to prevent HIV from spreading through blood, what system is being vigorously promoted in China at present?

Voluntary blood donation system (severely crack down on paid blood donation from non-public institutions and reduce blood-borne diseases).

Free blood donation is a noble act of selfless dedication and saving lives, and it is the general direction of the development of blood cause in China. Blood donation is the embodiment of love and dedication, and the value of helping patients relieve their pain and save their lives cannot be measured by money.

For nearly half a century, the World Health Organization and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement have been calling for the principle of "blood for medical use" to all countries in the world. The age of encouraging voluntary blood donation in China is 18-55 years old.

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According to the National Health Commission, the number of unpaid blood donors in China has been increasing for 20 consecutive years. 198 There were about 300,000 unpaid blood donors in China, and it reached nearly150,000 in 20 18. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), China ranks among the top in the world in terms of unpaid blood donation, blood quality and safety, and blood for clinical use.

It is understood that since the implementation of the "Blood Donation Law" from 65438 to 0998, it took only 20 years for China to fully establish a voluntary blood donation system, realizing that all clinical blood comes from citizens' voluntary blood donation.

198, the total blood collection in China was less than 5 million units, and it reached more than 25 million units in 20 18, an increase of more than four times. By the end of 20 18, China * * * had established 32 blood centers, 32 central blood banks, 99 central blood banks and 3 164 blood collection points, and established an efficient blood bank service system covering urban and rural areas with blood centers and central blood banks as the main body and remote county-level central blood banks as the supplement.

China has fully implemented the strategy of blood nucleic acid detection, effectively shortening the "window period" for the detection of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus and hepatitis C virus, and basically stopping the transmission of HIV and other key infectious diseases through blood transfusion.

People's Daily Online-The number of unpaid blood donors in China has increased for 20 consecutive years.