Who will save Africa’s rural farmers when investment and climate change roll in?  GreenBizBRINK is running a series on the impact of climate change on African economies to mark Africa Climate Week. The series is guest-edited by the African Ce…

New national policy changing the way organs are allocated  KITV HonoluluDr. Linda Wong works at the Queen’s Medical Center, the only liver transplant center in the Pacific where doctors save an average of 15 to 20 lives per year …

Audit Details Misuse of Funds at U.S. Pain Foundation  Pain News Network

By Pat Anson, PNN Editor. It’s been over a year since serious “financial irregularities” were uncovered at the U.S. Pain Foundation and former CEO Paul Gileno …

Genomic collision may explain why many kidney transplants fail  Science DailyUp to one in seven kidney donors and recipients may have a type of genetic incompatibility that leads to organ rejection, researchers have found.

Sudbury transplant recipient was ‘able to go on living’  The Kingston Whig-Standard

When Georgette Desormeaux was suffering from an enlarged heart three times its normal size almost three decades ago, she had to move to Ottawa and reside …

‘She will go on’: How organ donation is helping one man grieve his wife’s death  CBC.caPhil Gardner’s wife, Mabel, died of a heart attack in December 2018. He hopes more people will be open to organ donation after hearing her story.

Orillia man has unique appreciation for blood donation  Simcoe.comGary Dineen slid into the reclining chair and offered up his left arm.

Teen organ donor honoured after ‘choking challenge’ death in the US  Stuff.co.nzStaff at a US hospital pay their respects to a teen organ donor, whose death after a “choking challenge” means others will live.

Organ donation registry surpasses the million mark | Community  Glasgow Daily TimesDuring a press conference held in Lexington on Monday morning, Trust for Life, the charitable arm of the Kentucky Circuit Court Clerks’ announced that the …

Sudbury transplant recipient was ‘able to go on living’  The Sudbury Star

When Georgette Desormeaux was suffering from an enlarged heart three times its normal size almost three decades ago, she had to move to Ottawa and reside …