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American Red Cross offers free diabetes screening with blood donations in November

By ABC4 · November 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utah blood donors can get more than just the satisfaction of helping save lives this month. The American Red Cross of Utah has decided that, in honor of National Diabetes Awareness Month, it will offer free A1C testing to all eligible blood donors throughout November.

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