While vacationing in Mexico, tourists can give more than tips—consider donating blood before flying home. Expats living in Mexico should consider regular donations.
Mexico’s vibrant beaches, warm hospitality, and rich culture draw millions of tourists each year. But beyond the mariachi melodies and mezcal tastings, there’s an invisible crisis that desperately needs attention—and visitors might be in a unique position to help.
The country faces a critical blood shortage, with just 8 percent of donations coming from voluntary, altruistic donors. That’s far below the standard set . . .
