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14Feb/17

Why you should donate your data (as well as your organs) when you die – The Conversation US


The Conversation US

Why you should donate your data (as well as your organs) when you die
The Conversation US
Doing so is very important: Each deceased donor can save several lives if he donates his organs and tissue and they are used for transplantation. Support for organ donation among members of the public is very high – at over 80 percent in some countries

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13Feb/17

Valentine’s Day in hospital will be scary yet special for this Kansas City family – Kansas City Star


Kansas City Star

Valentine’s Day in hospital will be scary yet special for this Kansas City family
Kansas City Star
Their excitement started building after Tyler Chapman decided last year to get tested to see if he could be a living donor. No one else had offered. Waiting for a kidney from a deceased donor can take years — so long that, on some of his lowest days

13Feb/17

GoFundMe account set up for Cobourg family of man battling kidney failure – Northumberland Today


Northumberland Today

GoFundMe account set up for Cobourg family of man battling kidney failure
Northumberland Today
“Unfortunately, Sophorn has not been matched with a donor because none of his immediate family members match his blood type and the current wait list in Ontario is seven to 12 years for a deceased donor,” she wrote, explaining how his decline in health …

11Feb/17

40 years later, a Marine’s donated kidney is still working – WVTM13


WVTM13

40 years later, a Marine’s donated kidney is still working
WVTM13
On average, a transplanted kidney from a deceased donor lasts about 15 years. We now know that survival rates are significantly better for transplants from living donors and still better for transplants from related donors. While the Jensens have
How long does a kidney last? 40 years for these brothers …The Bellingham Herald

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