From AARP Magazine Nov. & Dec., 2009 Here’s a great article about Natalie Cole’s battle with Hepatitis C and kidney disease and the amazing circumstances surrounding her life-saving kidney transplant. Natalie Cole’s New Life
Exercise Extends Life of Kidney Patients
From U.S. News & World Report/HealthDay October 8, 2009 A long-term study of more than 15,000 people has shown that kidney patients may be able to extend their lives through exercise. Exercise Extends Life of Kidney Patients
Blood Procedure Allows Kidney Transplants, Can Help Minorities
From CNN August 6, 2009 The innovative blood procedure plasmapheresis is making transplants possible for hard-to-match African Americans in desperate need of a life-saving kidney. Great story and accompanying video on a 14-person transplant chain! Blood Procedure Allows Kidney Transplants, Can Help Minorities
Grant System Leaves Cancer Researchers to Play it Safe
From New York Times June 28, 2009 Here is an interesting article with insight into the cancer research grant system and why more funds are needed for medical research. Grant System Leaves Cancer Researchers to Play It Safe
Two Altruistic Donors Launch Kidney Transplant Chains at UCLA
From UCLA Today June 15, 2009 Watch this video about UCLA’s innovative and inspiring kidney transplant exchange program! Altruistic donors can make a huge difference. Two Altruistic Donors Launch Kidney Transplant Chains at UCLA
Organ Donation: Don’t Let These 10 Myths Confuse You
From the Mayo Clinic Experts from the Mayo Clinic break down 10 common myths about organ donation. Organ Donation: Don’t Let These 10 Myths Confuse You