California Source Plasma Donation Centers Act regulates source plasma donation centers, including licensing, donor screening, and confidentiality of.
The California Source Plasma Donation Centers Act establishes regulations for source plasma donation centers in California. It allows individuals aged 18 and older to consent to source plasma donation and outlines procedures for donor screening and testing. The act mandates that donation centers provide information on HIV testing and require donors to complete a health history questionnaire. It also ensures confidentiality of test results and exempts certain disclosures from liability. The act includes provisions for licensing, including fees, renewal, and penalties for violations.
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