Interesting thought. It seems possible, but would be short term

Would depend on how quickly the virus spreads and starts inhibiting the new red blood cells.

I'm intrigued now, I'll have to look into whether any research has been done with that.

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Posted: 04/17/2020 at 5:44PM

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Would multiple blood transfusions combat that? -- MP4VT2004 04/17/2020 5:14PM

Interesting thought. It seems possible, but would be short term -- localhokiekid 04/17/2020 5:44PM

Non sequitur? ** -- PhotoHokieNC 04/17/2020 3:59PM

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Interesting thought. It seems possible, but would be short term

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