Dugo 2Go is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization with an instrumental framework to promote a culture of voluntary blood donation to the public, across government, and to other sectors. Our focus is centered on the importance of the blood supply which we aim to supplement knowledge essential to the people and to raise awareness about the successes and challenges of the country in meeting national needs for blood. This organization also provides resources from potential blood donors to support the development of nationally coordinated blood transfusion services in maintaining adequate blood supplies. This organization is composed of medical technology students that are ready to give other people the advice they need about blood donation. Furthermore, it also encourages individuals to donate blood because of its many benefits such as free medical checkups including pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, and hemoglobin levels to help you give an insight into your health. Lastly, the organization aims to inspire future blood donors like children that want to help others, to give them a chance to be enlightened on how these things work.
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The third article, which is about the characteristics of fibrous connective tissue (FCT), which is the most diverse type of connective tissue in your body, talks about its characteristics, fiber types, and functions in the body and how it is found in different locations in the body, like muscles, tendons, ligaments, and skin.
The second article, which is about the three types of cartilage in the body, which are elastic, hyaline, and fibrocartilage, gives a detailed and understandable yet complex explanation when it comes to their structure, characteristics, functions, and locations within the body. What I appreciate about it is how it also gives information on how to…[Read more]
What I can say about the first article, which is about the four major histological layers of the digestive system, is that it provides a comprehensive overview of the digestive system’s major layers, including the mucosa, submucosa, muscularis, and serous layer. It explains the structure and functions of each layer, which highlights their…[Read more]