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Scientists Bring Cells in Dead Pigs Back to Life | Smart News

Scientists say the accomplishment may be the first step in making more organs available for transplant

District of columbiaUnited statesNew yorkNew york universityNathan stirk gettyStephen lathamNewsmax kozlovGina kolataArthur caplanDeepali kumarEmily mullinJonathan morenoNita farahanyYale universityAmerican society of transplantationYork university grossman school of medicine

The Pigs Died Then Scientists Revived Their Cells

A new system for keeping body tissues functional after death could help make more organs available for transplant.

United statesDeepali kumarNenad sestanYale universityUniversity of torontoAmerican society of transplantationServices administrationHealth resourcesYork universityBrendan parentNew york universityAmerican society

Evusheld protects the vulnerable from Covid Why are so few using it?

The drug was approved eight months ago as the best safeguard for immunocompromised patients. But the word does not seem to have spread far.

United statesTina vidal duartJames croweJennifer padgettRyan rouxCamille kottonHannah padgettDeepali kumarKaren medvedMeghan penniniKee contiCenters for diseaseHuman servicesDrug administrationAlbert einstein school of medicineUniversity of toronto

There s a COVID-prevention drug that can protect vulnerable patients Doctors say not enough people know about it | News

Evusheld, authorized for people with weakened immune systems like transplant patients, is in some Ontario hospitals. Patients call it "life-changing."

Eric hurowitzMegan ogilvieMatthew cheungDeepali kumarSusan johnMinistry of healthScarborough health networkUniversity health network ajmera transplant centreSunnybrook health sciences centreHealth canadaOntario healthProphylaxis serviceScarborough healthUniversity health networkAjmera transplant

Organs from deceased COVID-positive donors could lead to more transplants in Canada

It’s not contagious. It’s quite safe to use those organs : Ontario transplant medical expert

United statesDeepali kumarCourtney greenbergJohns hopkinsCarolyn munnSusan shawUniversity health networkSaskatchewan health authorityPostmedia network incOntario healthNew brunswickAtul humarRonald mcdonald houseHealth authority chief medical officerPostmedia networkStreet east

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