deferral_rule: 3
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| rule_id | source_id | code | exposure_type | geo_scope | threshold | deferral_window | description | citation | valid_from | valid_to | pathogen_reduction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 2 | residence_reeligibility | residence | whole_country | 3 continuous years residence in a non-endemic country | 3 years | A former resident of a malaria-endemic country becomes eligible after establishing 3 continuous years of residence in a non-malaria-endemic country (with no disqualifying travel). Thereafter the donor is screened as a non-endemic resident, so subsequent endemic-area travel falls under the 3-month / pathogen-reduction travel rule (see pathogen_reduction_alternative, §IV.B.3.b). | FDA 12/2022, transfusion-transmitted malaria guidance | 2022-12-08 |