<i>Babesia microti</i> in a Canadian blood donor and lookback in a red blood cell recipient
Steven J. Drews(University of Alberta), Mark Bigham(Canadian Blood Services), Andrea K. Boggild(University Health Network), Muhamad Almiski(Manitoba Health), Momar Ndao(McGill University), Teresa Gaziano(Canadian Blood Services), L. Robbin Lindsay(Public Health Agency of Canada), Jared Bullard, Sheila F. O’Brien(University of Ottawa), Michelle P. Zeller(Canadian Blood Services), Paul Van Caeseele(Manitoba Health), Vanessa Allen(University of Toronto), Daniel M. Marko(Manitoba Health), Charles Musuka(Manitoba Health), Debra Lane(Canadian Blood Services)
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