P‐BB‐50 | Increased Unconfirmed Peak Syphilis Repeat Reactive Rates in Canadian Blood Doors in the COVID‐19 Pandemic Period Compared to the Pre‐Pandemic Period
Steven J. Drews(University of Alberta), Sheila F. O’Brien(University of Ottawa), Bates Gill(Macquarie University), Gordon Hawes(Canadian Blood Services), P. Hüppe(Canadian Blood Services), Matthew Ng(Tung Wah Hospital), Mark Bigham(Canadian Blood Services), Sajra Užičanin(Canadian Blood Services)
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