Transplantation
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Hadassah Transplant Unit Receives ISF Grant to Study Liver Aging and Telomeres
Hadassah's transplantation unit received a prestigious ISF grant to study telomeres and liver aging. Led by Dr. Abed Khalaileh and Dr. Ashraf Imam, the four-year study aims to improve transplant outcomes and utilize older donor organs.
Why is stem cell transplantation considered a dangerous procedure for most patients?
A stem cell transplant from a donor stopped a rare autoimmune disease for more than 15 years in two patients – but this treatment is still too dangerous for most patients.
Can a lung transplant save patients with advanced lung cancer?
Can a lung transplant, a procedure that for years was hardly considered an option for patients with advanced lung cancer, become a treatment for a specific group of patients? A study published in the medical journal JAMA presents exceptional preliminary results among patients with stage 4 NSCLC lung cancer, whose disease was limited to the lungs and did not respond to medical treatment.
Between loss and hope — the choice that saves lives | Dvora Sherer
It is impossible to manufacture an organ in a factory, purchase it with money, or import it from abroad. Life is granted only thanks to people who choose to give it to others.
A Race Against Time: Complex Kidney Transplant Operation Between Israel and Cyprus
Early Wednesday, a complex cross-transplant operation between Israel and Cyprus concluded successfully. Three pairs of donors and recipients received life-saving kidneys through international coordination.