Transplants in a sentence

While infertility is not considered a life-threatening disease, “life-enhancing” transplants from living donors, for example corneal transplants, currently take place.

There was no change in the number of kidney transplants, but pancreas, liver, heart, lung and heart-lung transplants all fell.

While the prices might be an obstacle for FUE hair transplants, the same cannot be said about FUT hair transplants.

The problem of identity and nationality is still prevalent amongst peoples of African descent; the confused new transplants and old transplants see their Africaness in micro-nationalistic terms.

Most of the transplants done in India are living related or unrelated transplants.

After first reading about successful womb transplants in Sweden, found a similar programme in her home state of Alabama – becoming the first woman in the state to undergo the surgery.

Alex would advise anyone else who is experiencing hair loss to complete their own thorough research about hair transplants, and he hopes that, by sharing his story, he can offer hope to those facing mental health issues due to hair loss.

As of October, a home in South Carolina costs than prior to the pandemic, and out-of-state transplants play a part in pricing out locals.

At an event highlighting the importance of organ donation in Newcastle's Eldon Square in February, transplant nurse Dominic Manning told ChronicleLive: "There are a lot of children in the Freeman waiting for transplants of one kind or another.

Berlin has become one of the richest vegan food cities in Europe, thanks in part to transplants attracted by the city’s experimental bent.

But Black and Latino people who are on dialysis are less likely to be put on organ donation lists and get transplants.

Currently most faecal transplants are provided by a network of stool banks that have popped up at medical institutions and hospitals across the country.

For Pittsburgh transplants, it may take a while to truly understand the extent of the Backyard Brawl.

He disclosed that apart from the four patients sponsored by First Sky Group to have kidney transplants, three more will be supported to undergo transplant in August, 2023.

Hiromichi Kikuchi, director of the Association for Patients of Intractable Diseases, was indicted Monday for allegedly mediating organ transplants overseas without government approval.

His treatment at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital, which includes intense chemotherapy and bonemarrow transplants, could last up to three-and-a-half years, according to his doting nan, Michelle Dickson.

If genetically modified pig organs can withstand the human body and work in transplants for the long term, the crisis could be averted.

I have also had good success with buying transplants from the garden center and spacing them out from the get-go.

Indeed, the duo — recent Bay Area transplants with Boothbay roots — embody reverence in much of what they do in their breezy space on Water Street.

It was called an organ transplant chain, and was one of the first of its kind for liver transplants in North America.