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Blood Transfusion is a category encompassing the science, practice, history, and human stories behind transferring blood and its components from donor to patient. Books here range from foundational texts on blood groups, immunohematology, blood banking, and transfusion reactions to practical guides on patient blood management, hemovigilance, and safety. The category also covers the evolution of transfusion services, ethics of donation, regulation and policy, supply chains and logistics, and global health perspectives, including disaster response and resource-limited settings. Case studies, memoirs, and narratives from patients, donors, and clinicians bring a personal dimension, while works on emerging innovations—such as pathogen reduction, precision matching, artificial blood substitutes, and data-driven inventory systems—offer a forward-looking view for professionals, students, and engaged general readers.

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