The Guardian Europe
Man lives nine months with pig kidney, proving that when it comes to organ shortages, Wilma the pig is a better friend than you'd think.
MIT Technology Review
Scientists have supercooled pig kidneys to -4°C for up to 72 hours without ice - then transplanted them successfully, outperforming ice storage and potentially revolutionizing organ donation.
ScienceDaily
New study finds that getting a kidney transplant is less about medical need and more about surviving a bureaucratic obstacle course that half of patients never even attempt.
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