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Added a new medical literature search engine
Status as illegal could be fatal complication for one Brazilian man
THEY are the kidneys transplant doctors reject: considered too old or unhealthy to give another person a decent shot at life
Laurie Sears Deppa had every intention of undergoing surgery to help an Edgewater woman in poor health
Utahns who have thought about donating their organs when they die, or who would be willing to donate blood, bone marrow or a kidney as living donors, have a new way to make their wishes known
DOCTORS are calling for tougher rules on organ donation after a new national protocol said surgeons could start removing organs just two minutes after someone's heart has stopped beating
Most immunosuppressed people can be safely vaccinated