Florida toddler with cancer finds rare match in blood donor
In the worldwide search for donors with an extremely rare blood type, there may be one promising lead. Zainab Mughal has an aggressive form of neuroblastoma. She has a very rare blood type that has made it difficult for her to find a suitable match. A New York woman who had been saving blood in case of complications with her own pregnancy made the possibly life-saving donation. InsideEdition.com's Stephanie Officer (https://twitter.com/OfficerStephNY) explains.
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