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Lack of kidney donors means some die waiting
wivb.com Weishaupt is one of the 800 patients in western New York waiting for the 50 kidneys that become available for transplant every year from deceased donors. For all of them it’s a painful waiting game that recently got worse. News 4 Investigates took a … |
Chance for pregnancy answers prayers, says U.S. womb transplant recipient, 26 – The Japan Times
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Chance for pregnancy answers prayers, says U.S. womb transplant recipient, 26
The Japan Times CLEVELAND – The recipient of the nation’s first uterus transplant said Monday that she prayed for years to be able to bear a child, and is grateful to the deceased donor’s family and surgeons who’ve given her that chance. Doctors at the Cleveland … |
The FEC just made it easier for super PAC donors to hide their identities – Washington Post
Washington PostThe FEC just made it easier for super PAC donors to hide their identitiesWashington PostDemocratic Commissioner Ann Ravel also declined to comment, saying the panel could not discuss the case until the agency makes all related documents …
Parents Thank God for ‘Miracle’ as Baby Receives New Heart Moments After Cardiac Failure – Christian Post
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Parents Thank God for ‘Miracle’ as Baby Receives New Heart Moments After Cardiac Failure
Christian Post Parents of 7-month-old Lincoln Seay are saying it’s a “miracle” that their son received a heart transplant moments after going into cardiac arrest just weeks ago. Rob and Mindy Seay of Anchorage, Alaska, had been awaiting a heart … “We hope his story … |
26-year-old woman first in U.S. to receive uterus transplant – New York’s PIX11 / WPIX-TV
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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. |