Most cited papers from National Blood Authority

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What are the most cited papers from National Blood Authority?

The most cited paper from National Blood Authority is "Iron-deficiency anaemia in premenopausal women" (DJ Unsworth, FJ Lock, R.F. Harvey, 1999), with 33 citations. Next come "Incidence of seroconversion to positivity for hepatitis C antibody in repeat blood donors in England, 1993-5" (29) and "Assessment of outcomes" (24).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Iron-deficiency anaemia in premenopausal women DJ Unsworth, FJ Lock, R.F. Harvey · The Lancet	Mar 1999	33
2	Incidence of seroconversion to positivity for hepatitis C antibody in repeat blood donors in England, 1993-5 Kate Soldan, Jeffrey A.J. Barbara, J Heptonstall · BMJ Open access	9 May 1998	29
3	Assessment of outcomes Victor S. Blanchette, Brian O’Mahony, L. McJames et al. · Haemophilia Open access	25 Apr 2014	24
4	The Dublin Consensus Statement on vital issues relating to the collection of blood and plasma and the manufacture of plasma products B. O. Mahony, A. Turner · Vox Sanguinis	11 Feb 2010	23
5	The Dublin Consensus Statement 2011 on vital issues relating to the collection and provision of blood components and plasma‐derived medicinal products Brian O’Mahony, A. Turner · Vox Sanguinis	Aug 2011	18
6	An investigation of the effects of the antioxidants, ebselen or N-acetyl cysteine on human peripheral blood mononuclear cells and T cells Shiva Marthandan, Paul Hyland, Graham Pawelec et al. · Immunity & Ageing Open access	21 Feb 2013	17
7	Faulty bags were withdrawn from routine use Angela Robinson · BMJ Open access	5 Aug 1995	15
8	The rationale for pathogen inactivation treatment of platelet components—Introduction John A.J. Barbara · Seminars in Hematology	Oct 2001	15
9	Conditional value-at-risk for water management in Lake Burley Griffin Brian Webby, John W. Boland, Phil George Howlett et al. · ANZIAM Journal Open access	27 Jul 2006	8
10	Blood donation: Britain's blood service is committed to spirit of altruism among donors E A. E Robinson · BMJ Open access	17 Aug 1996	6
11	Estimation of the Infectious Risks of Blood Transfusion Kate Soldan, John A.J. Barbara · Hematology Open access	1998	2
12	Hepatitis C in asymptomatic blood donors E. Arthur Robinson · BMJ Open access	8 Apr 1995	2
13	A microsimulation of Yoruba fertility M.G. Santow · Mathematical Biosciences	Nov 1978	2
14	The Role of the National Blood Authority Peter DeGraaff · Transfusion Medicine	Feb 2005	1
15	The increasing use of emergency group O red blood cells and its effect on blood inventories David John Roxby, James J. Daly, Lyndsay Wall et al. · Pathology Open access	27 Jan 2023	0
16	Potential impact of AUSFTA on Australiaˈs blood supply Alison Turner, Albert Farrugia · The Medical Journal of Australia	Apr 2007	0
17	Minor methylation differences at various loci in CD8+T-Cells are associated with multiple sclerosis Vicki E. Maltby, Moira C. Graves, Rod A. Lea et al. · Bond University Research Portal (Bond University) Conference paper	Dec 2015	0
18	Assessment of variability in IgG subclass ranges in Australian laboratories using survey methodology and battacharya statistics Louise A. Wienholt, Katrina L. Randall, Sean Riminton et al. · Pathology	2011	0

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