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15Oct/17

Liver transplant creates “lifelong bond” between two Old Lyme residents – theday.com

Liver transplant creates “lifelong bond” between two Old Lyme residents
theday.com
… and transplanted parts of the donor liver grow to normal size, providing normal long-term liver function for the donor and the recipient.” The foundation says that a liver donated from a living person “typically lasts longer than a liver from a

15Oct/17

50-year-old’s life saved by flying heart from Jaipur to Delhi – Deccan Chronicle


Deccan Chronicle

50-year-old’s life saved by flying heart from Jaipur to Delhi
Deccan Chronicle
This is a good sign as many lives are being saved with the available deceased donor organs. It is an absolute honour to be a part of a healthcare network which has been working dedicatedly for the cause of organ donation across various centers.” Dr

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13Oct/17

Through organ donation, young Oklahoma father saves lives after death – Van Buren Press Argus-Courier


Van Buren Press Argus-Courier

Through organ donation, young Oklahoma father saves lives after death
Van Buren Press Argus-Courier
There were 9,970 deceased organ donors in America in 2016. • More than 82,994 sight-restoring cornea transplants were performed in the United States in 2016. • Every 10 minutes another name is added to the national organ transplant waiting list.

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13Oct/17

Through organ donation, young Oklahoma father saves lives after death – Lonoke News


Lonoke News

Through organ donation, young Oklahoma father saves lives after death
Lonoke News
There were 9,970 deceased organ donors in America in 2016. • More than 82,994 sight-restoring cornea transplants were performed in the United States in 2016. • Every 10 minutes another name is added to the national organ transplant waiting list.

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12Oct/17

UMBC and Johns Hopkins lead effort to extend viability of organs and body parts for transplant – Baltimore Sun


Baltimore Sun

UMBC and Johns Hopkins lead effort to extend viability of organs and body parts for transplant
Baltimore Sun
The report aimed to address basics such as whether studying organs from deceased donors constitutes “human research,” said Robert Veatch, a professor emeritus of medical ethics from Georgetown University’s Kennedy School of Ethics who has …

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