Trevor Bergman, a 59-year-old police officer from Melbourne, has donated rare anti-D antibodies in his blood 545 times across all 85 Australian donation centres, making him one of only 150 known Australians with this precious blood type. Anti-D is administered to pregnant women whose newborns are at risk of haemolytic disease. Bergman got the idea during a holiday in Perth...
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