Kidney donor messenger argues ethical path in nation’s dialysis crisis
Donald Denny, a 42 year old in Philadelphia, coordinates kidney donation for 5 hospitals under a federal grant. He emphasizes a non coercive approach, awaiting brain dead donors like a 17 year old girl, and notes 48 hour transplant windows and a national shortage that claims about 60,000 lives annually. He cites 17,000 past kidney transplants in 20 years, with 3,000 from donors and 700 from relatives, and contrasts with far fewer heart and liver transplants.
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Lowered speed limits hinder organ donor search in Seattle
Seattle health officials say the 55 mph limit reduced highway deaths yet complicates locating organ donors and keeping organs available. Mary Ainsworth notes fewer deaths but more effort needed to identify donors. Dr. Christopher Bragg cites increased awareness and higher referral rates as helps. Also appears: public notices from Monroe Ohio inviting bids for police cruisers and village equipment, with bid deadlines and conditions.
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