Transplants dropped as Covid-19 rose, in France and the U.S.
In France, even more than in the U.S., kidney transplants were considered elective surgery. In the …
In France, even more than in the U.S., kidney transplants were considered elective surgery. In the …
Rabbi Yeshayahu Haber, who founded the Matnat Chaim ("Gift of Life") organization of kidn…
The Washington Post has the story: Covid-19 is rapidly becoming America’s leading cause of death By…
This story appears in New Age: henceforth Authentication Boards may allow a kidney to be donated by…
It turns out that in the NHL there is an Emergency Backup Goalie (EBUG) who is available to either …
The WSJ has the story: A Transplant Surgeon Is Operating Again—With a New Heart Robert Montgomery h…
Reason has the story: New York Might Compensate You for Your Kidney But it's just health insura…
In Israel, as in the U.S., a lot of living kidney donations to strangers come from people associate…
Here are some snips from the transcript of the Undark podcast, Solving the Deadly Transplantable Ki…
HRSA (the Health Resources & Services Administration) has now funded a Lost Wages Support for L…
In the New Hampshire Business Review, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Serv…
Here's a recent article from JAMA, that several people have brought to my attention over the la…
Here's a new article in Clinical Transplantation: Characteristics of kidney donors and recipien…
Some changes that could lead to transplantation of more deceased donor kidneys: KAPP Implements Rec…
A look into a possible future, from the December 2019 issue of the Latin American Economic Review: …
Here's the latest paper in an illuminating series on the costs and consequences of kidney donat…