The long journey your blood takes after you donate

If you have ever wondered about the journey your blood takes after it gets sucked out of your body, this video gives you a behind-the-scenes look.
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The long journey your blood takes after you donate
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If you have ever wondered about the journey your blood takes after it gets sucked out of your body, this video gives you a behind-the-scenes look. Even if you haven't wondered such things, it is still pretty interesting.

The detailed journey from one body to the next body makes you realize how much work goes in to the simple -- and important -- act of blood donation.

Created by not-for-profit blood supply organization, Sanquin, which is based in the Netherlands, it makes you appreciate the gift of blood and the people who work behind the scenes.

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Jenni Ryall is Mashable's VP of Content Strategy. She spends her time launching cool, new things such as Mashable Deals and Mashable Reels. On the other days, she is developing strong partnerships with companies including Apple News, Flipboard, Snapchat, Facebook, Twitter and Reddit.


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