Under pressure from lawmakers, the Food and Drug Administration wants to hear from the public on its controversial prohibition on sexually active gay men donating blood.
The agency issued a request for public comments on Tuesday about controversial guidelines issued in December about blood donations. Last year, the agency reversed its decades-old ban on gay men donating blood, but only if they have been abstinent for a year.
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