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21May/18

Organ donations in the US are soaring amid the worsening opioid crisis – Verdict


Verdict

Organ donations in the US are soaring amid the worsening opioid crisis
Verdict
In the US, organs are in such high demand that 20 people die every day waiting for a transplant. It’s estimated that 116,000 people in the country are currently waiting for life-saving organs, according to US Government information. In recent years

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16May/18

Rotary farewells Mary Elliott – TIMES NEWS GROUP (press release) (blog)


TIMES NEWS GROUP (press release) (blog)

Rotary farewells Mary Elliott
TIMES NEWS GROUP (press release) (blog)
Ms Elliott was particularly active in Torquay and surrounds during campaigns such as DonateLife Week – the national week of awareness about organ and tissue donation – and “Santa for a Day”, Transplant Australia’s push for people to join the Australian …

14May/18

In Sickness And In Health: Brandi And Matt Lloyd On Kidney Donation – Vermont Public Radio


Vermont Public Radio

In Sickness And In Health: Brandi And Matt Lloyd On Kidney Donation
Vermont Public Radio
Her recovery will also be more complicated, requiring more than a week in the hospital, frequent monitoring and medication that she’ll have to take for the rest of her life to make sure her body doesn’t reject her new kidney. However, this new kidney

14May/18

Aurora man takes ‘phenomenal’ organ donation awareness walk – Record-Courier


Record-Courier

Aurora man takes ‘phenomenal’ organ donation awareness walk
Record-Courier
AURORA — He didn’t get to meet with President Donald Trump, but Aurora heart transplant recipient Gene Shimandle believes his 26-day, 357-mile walk from the Cleveland Clinic to Washington, D.C. went a long way toward creating organ donation …

12May/18

Baranyai: ‘Logan effect’ helps boost our culture of donation – The London Free Press


The London Free Press

Baranyai: ‘Logan effect’ helps boost our culture of donation
The London Free Press
It’s been called the “Logan effect” – a wave of newly registered organ donors sweeping Canada, inspired by 21-year-old Logan Boulet of the Humboldt Broncos. The young hockey player died tragically in the team bus crash on April 6, weeks after signing