29Jan/18

Living kidney donors have low but elevated risk of renal failure – Reuters


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Living kidney donors have low but elevated risk of renal failure
Reuters
Another drawback is that some health problems related to donation might take decades to develop, making them impossible to detect in this study. “It’s safe to say that we now know a lot about what happens to kidney donors in the first ten years after
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29Jan/18

Red Cross in Critical Need of Blood and Platelet Donations | Time – TIME


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Red Cross in Critical Need of Blood and Platelet Donations | Time
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The American Red Cross is experiencing a “critical need” for blood donations across the country after severe winter weather and a deadly influenza season contributed to thousands of fewer donations than usual. The “critical” classification is more
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29Jan/18

Push to Better Track Living Kidney Donors’ Long-Term Health – U.S. News & World Report


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Push to Better Track Living Kidney Donors‘ Long-Term Health
U.S. News & World Report
… a living donor is optimal, but a new report shows it’s hard for doctors to advise would-be donors about the potential long-term health consequences. Specialists insist the surgery seldom brings serious complications for the donor. What happens
Living kidney donors have low but elevated risk of renal failureReuters
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Analysis looks at long-term risks of living kidney donationMedical Xpress

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29Jan/18

Mid- and Long-Term Health Risks in Living Kidney Donors – Annals of Internal Medicine


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Mid- and Long-Term Health Risks in Living Kidney Donors
Annals of Internal Medicine
52 studies, comprising 118 426 living kidney donors and 117 656 nondonors, were included. Average follow-up was 1 to 24 years. No evidence suggested higher risk for all-cause mortality, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, or adverse
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