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Blood is one of the most vital bodily fluids, blood ensures healthy bodily functioning by supplying oxygen and nutrients to every cell in the body. Coming to the 21st century Blood Donation and availability in emergency cases are very lacking which still causes loss of life for many people. People are so eco-friendly to digital media in this online era, but the problem related to blood still exist. It's not as if there are no applications related to blood delivery management, but the existing ones lack real-time data due to their uncentralized nature. Furthermore, people aren't aware of the existing applications available on the market. There are also potential gaps in donor databases, issues with real-time updating of blood inventory and donor information, and concerns about data privacy. These limitations can hinder efficient matching of donors with recipients, compromise the effectiveness of blood management, limit access to blood donation and request services, and delay coordination during emergencies. This, however, is insufficient to meet the demands of the world because many people who need blood transfusions do not have prompt access to it. Despite the global need, blood is scarce during emergencies. To solve this problem during any conditions, the concept of Blood Hub has been introduced. Blood Hub is an online web/app platform that helps to solve the scarcity of blood problems and unavailability during emergencies. The designed system enables the donor and receiver to get connected in real time. The web/app have a real-time request and location tracer of donor and receiver at any time. Additionally, the Web/App is very user-friendly.
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