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26-year-old woman first in U.S. to receive uterus transplant
New York’s PIX11 / WPIX-TV Dr. Ruth Farrell, a bioethicist at the Cleveland Clinic, said the team is limiting the clinical trial to deceased donors to minimize the risks associated with the process, citing some complications among living donors. Falcone added that the doctors … First US uterus transplant recipient ‘prayed to God’ to be pregnantWABC-TV Chance for pregnancy answers prayers, says U.S. womb transplant recipient, 26The Japan Times |
Laura Jones: In celebration of less red tape – Vancouver Sun
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Laura Jones: In celebration of less red tape
Vancouver Sun Last week also happened to be the first Red Tape Reduction Day in the province. When Minister Coralee Oaks … who have registered. She pointed out that, “This not only helps cut red tape, it raises awareness about the organ donor registry and saves … |
As more than 140 women contact Baylor for uterine transplants, first US recipient tells her story – Dallas Morning News (blog)
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As more than 140 women contact Baylor for uterine transplants, first US recipient tells her story
Dallas Morning News (blog) In the Swedish trial, all the donors were living, and most were mothers, sisters or family friends of the recipients. Wallis said more than 30 women who are not related to potential recipients have come forward to offer their uteruses. “It has been … |
Blood and organ donation: quick, simple, life-changing – Your Houston News
Blood and organ donation: quick, simple, life-changingYour Houston NewsNationwide, the Red Cross estimates that though 38 percent of Americans are eligible blood donors, only 10 percent give annually. Similarly, the national organ donor registry Donate…
Blood donor challenges set for March – Tulsa World
Your Houston NewsBlood donor challenges set for MarchTulsa WorldBroken Arrow-area residents are urged to take the Blood Donor Challenge with Oklahoma Blood Institute (OBI). These upcoming blood drives give those who have never saved lives through blood…
Opponents want government to stop paid blood donations – Globalnews.ca
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Opponents want government to stop paid blood donations
Globalnews.ca The group, led by NDP MP Don Davies, said the recent approval of a licence for a private, paid-donation clinic in Saskatchewan opens the door to many more such facilities, which could compromise the safety and efficiency of Canada’s blood services. |
Couple wants wedding gifts to help combat hunger – USA TODAY
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Couple wants wedding gifts to help combat hunger
USA TODAY NASHVILLE — Jacob Weiss and Joy Teal don’t want wine glasses from Macy’s or a new blender from Bed, Bath & Beyond. Instead, they want to address hunger in Nashville. The couple, who will wed later this month, have asked guests to skip traditional … |
Helperbit Uses Blockchain to Win European Competition for Natural Disaster Relief – Nasdaq
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Helperbit Uses Blockchain to Win European Competition for Natural Disaster Relief
Nasdaq “Many of the problems related to the redistribution of donations would be softened if the money flow was visible on the blockchain public ledger. After some research, we found that many people avoid donating not only due to a lack of transparency, but … |
Maybe This Is Why Hillary Clinton Is Such A Big Supporter Of The Export-Import Bank – Daily Caller
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Maybe This Is Why Hillary Clinton Is Such A Big Supporter Of The Export-Import Bank
Daily Caller … Hillary Clinton offered her full-throated support for the Export-Import Bank during Sunday’s Democratic presidential debate, a vast majority of viewers were likely unaware that some of the largest recipients of subsidies from the federal agency are … |
Dinesh D’Souza Says His ‘New Movie Is Gonna Earn Me Life In Prison’ – Right Wing Watch
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Dinesh D’Souza Says His ‘New Movie Is Gonna Earn Me Life In Prison’
Right Wing Watch Two years later, D’Souza pled guilty to using straw donors to make illegal campaign contributions and was sentenced to eight months in a confinement center and five years of probation. Those two events are unrelated — D’Souza admitted to making the … |