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Blood transfusion: Follow your heart, Jehovah’s Witness tells members

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Jehovah’s Witnesses now permit members to decide, based on personal conscience, whether to accept blood components like red cells, plasma, or platelets. Read More: https://punchng.com/blood-transfusion-follow-your-heart-jehovahs-witness-tells-members/

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