After 75 years, Jehovah’s Witnesses reportedly ease their strict blood transfusion doctrine, allowing use of their own stored blood. This investigative report explores the medical, ethical, and global implications of the shift, including its potential impact on healthcare systems in Ghana and beyond.
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