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China Reports 15.11 Million Blood Donations in 2025
Learn about the latest national blood donation figures and initiatives to support donors.
China recorded 15.11 million voluntary blood donations in 2025, with a total volume of 25.5 million units, according to the National Health Commission.
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Key national figures
In 2025, China recorded 15.11 million voluntary blood donations with a total volume of 25.5 million units. This information was shared by Zheng Zhe, vice-minister of the National Health Commission, during an event marking World Blood Donor Day on June 14 in Wuhan, Hubei province [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
Zheng emphasized the important role of voluntary blood donations in securing supplies for clinical treatment and protecting public health [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
Donor benefits and rights
Zheng called for further improvements in safeguarding donors' benefits and rights, including full implementation of policies such as priority access to blood, fee reductions or exemptions, and more convenient medical services for donors [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
Provincial and city initiatives
In Hubei province, annual donation volume and the number of donors have increased for 20 consecutive years, and its blood donation rate per 1,000 people ranks among the highest nationwide [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
Wuhan, the provincial capital, is expanding donation sites in major commercial districts and along subway lines, in addition to its 68 existing collection stations, while upgrading services [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
More than 50 hospitals in Wuhan have directly reduced blood transfusion fees for donors. The city has also introduced a range of preferential policies covering health care services, travel to scenic spots, transportation, and health checkups [427d4b48-47a2-4a91-85e6-32ffc36c2593].
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