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Babesia: impact of cold storage on the survival and the viability of parasites in blood bags

Babesia represents one of the major infectious threats to the blood supply since clinically silent infections in humans are common and these can be life‐threatening in certain recipients. It is important to understand the effect of blood storage conditions on the viability of Babesia as this will impact the occurrence and severity of transfusion‐transmitted babesiosis.