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At what age can you not donate bone marrow? A Guide to Donor Eligibility

Medical research consistently shows that younger donors, specifically between the ages of 18 and 35, provide the best outcomes for patients needing a transplant. This focus on donor age is a key factor in determining at what age can you not donate bone marrow for the sake of both patient success and donor safety.

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