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Peter Jaworski is a professor of ethics at Georgetown University who shares a highly specific field of interest with the primary immunodeficiency community: Plasma donation. He devotes an enormous amount of his time to spreading awareness about global plasma supply, as well as to correcting the common misconceptions that stand in the way of creating effective plasma collection systems.
This interview was conducted by longtime partner of the Immune Deficiency Foundation, Matthew Hombach of Nevins & Associates.
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