With over 8 million members worldwide (encyclopedia Britannica), Jehovah’s Witnesses embrace primarily orthodox Christian beliefs, although holding certain distinctive features, one of them being the absolute refusal of any blood transfusions, no matter the context. This belief comes from both the Old and New testaments, which both oblige their followers to renounce any transfusion of blood brought upon them, as a matter of respect for God and him as the giver of life (JW.ORG), and that the procedure puts the believer at a high risk of losing eternal salvation. Now, a case study featuring…