Gay, bisexual men can donate blood under updated screening process

A new way of checking blood has been introduced, and it allows gay and bisexual men to donate blood. Before, these men weren't allowed to donate because of concerns about HIV. But now, with this updated process, they can donate if they meet certain conditions and haven't engaged in risky behavior. This change helps ensure a safe blood supply while being fairer to everyone who wants to donate.

A fresh method for checking donated blood has been put in place. This means that gay and bisexual men can now donate blood if they meet specific criteria and haven't taken part in risky activities. In the past, they weren't able to donate due to worries about HIV. This new process helps keep the blood supply safe while giving everyone a fair chance to contribute.