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24May/16

Mourning the death of Gerry Weinstein – a true community leader – The Suburban Newspaper (blog)


The Suburban Newspaper (blog)

Mourning the death of Gerry Weinstein – a true community leader
The Suburban Newspaper (blog)
Kidneys for transplantation come from living donors or cadavers. The latter leave them in their will to be donated, or permission is given by the deceased person’s family at the time of death. There is a long waiting list. Years can go by until a

23May/16

NFL Health Officials Attempted to Influence NIH Brain Study – Fortune


Fortune

NFL Health Officials Attempted to Influence NIH Brain Study
Fortune
The NFL’s actions violated rules preventing private donors from meddling in NIH peer review, ESPN reports. In December, the NFL backed out of a signed agreement to pay for the study, which instead … The neurodegenerative brain disease chronic
NFL Tried to Influence New Concussion Research, Congressional Study FindsNew York Times
Congressional report says NFL waged improper campaign to influence government studyABC News

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23May/16

Transplant chains let strangers give kidney patients new life – Virgin Islands Daily News


Virgin Islands Daily News

Transplant chains let strangers give kidney patients new life
Virgin Islands Daily News
And chains involve live kidneys that have a much longer potential life span than a deceased donation. “It can open up an option for a kidney that people otherwise might not get,” said Michael Spigler, vice president of patient services and kidney
Delaware County man celebrates life after two transplants at 50th kidney-versaryDelco News Network

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23May/16

When reporting the status quo is also newsworthy – sometimes – The Middle Ground


The Middle Ground

When reporting the status quo is also newsworthy – sometimes
The Middle Ground
It’s not clear why the numbers aren’t improving given changes to the Human Organ Transplant Act to enlarge the pool of donors. Is it because next-of-kin of the deceased said no? ST had this intriguing line: “Surgeons say the lack of ‘buy-in’ by other

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