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In the United States, a blood transfusion happens every 2 seconds. Access to blood and the quick distribution of it often facilitate crucial, lifesaving efforts made by clinicians nationwide. But what happens when a patient refuses such a procedure–and what happens when the reasons for that refusal are rooted in hesitancies and skepticisms about vaccines?

Click here to learn about upper-division (300- and 400-level) English and Creative Writing classes for fall.

Two of our illustrious PhD Students, Amber Jensen and Chris Kervina, are presenting at the 2013 conference of the National Council of Teachers of English in Boston, MA.