
The National Blood Center invites Italian transfusion facilities to maintain maximum attention after the cyber attacks on blood product refrigerators in France, checking temperatures and safety measures.
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The National Blood Centre, in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, has invited transfusion facilities to remain extremely vigilant following the cyber attacks on blood product refrigerators in France.
The National Blood Center has invited, in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, transfusion facilities to maintain maximum attention, checking temperatures and adapting safety measures to prevent emerging risks. This was stated by Luciana Teofili, director of the National Blood Center (Cns), after the cyber attacks on blood product refrigerators in France.
After these attacks, he notes, it is necessary to "raise the level of attention", underlining how security protocols and emergency plans are active in Italy.
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Italian blood transfusion facilities will check temperatures and adapt safety measures to prevent emerging risks.
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