New Survey Tool Measures How University Students Think About Organ Donation
Researchers in Mexico report initial validation of a 29-item multidimensional questionnaire measuring organ donation attitudes and knowledge among university students, ...
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Fewer German Children Meet Neurologic Criteria for Death, PICU Network Data Show
A retrospective analysis of 33 German pediatric intensive care units found that only 9.6 percent of 219 PICU deaths met ...
AI, blockchain and machine perfusion aim to fix the global organ shortage
A new Frontiers in Transplantation review argues that AI, blockchain, IoMT and machine perfusion could transform organ transplantation, but only ...
Lungs Take Center Stage in Debate Over Organ Retrieval After Circulatory Death
A new reply in Transplant International challenges claims that the lungs were sidelined in the ESOT Bucharest consensus on donation ...
Nearly Half of Potential Organ Donors Are Never Referred, ICU Audit Reveals
A five-year retrospective study of 183 critically ill patients with devastating brain injury found that 45% were never referred to ...
Robotic Surgery, Machine Perfusion and AI Converge at Landmark Liver Transplant Congress
The 30th ILTS Congress in Singapore showcased robotic donor surgery, machine perfusion biomarkers, AI-driven prediction and xenotransplantation milestones, revealing a ...
Machine Perfusion Is Turning Donated Organs Into Repairable, Assessable Living Systems
Machine perfusion technologies are transforming abdominal organ transplantation from passive cold storage into active assessment, therapy, and regeneration, while raising ...
Nurses Question Brain Death: Survey Reveals Deep Uncertainty About When Life Ends
A survey of 269 Polish nurses and midwives found that while most accept the medical definition of brain death, many ...
Neurocritical Care Society Issues New Ethical Roadmap for Organ Donation at the End of Life
A new ethical guidance statement from the Neurocritical Care Society provides clinicians with education and a moral framework for managing ...
Low-Dose Steroids, Not Vasopressin, Linked to More Organs From Brain-Dead Donors
A multicenter Japanese cohort study of 204 brain-dead donors found that low-dose methylprednisolone, but not vasopressin, was independently associated with ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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