UNOS supports the Living Donor Protection Act
UNOS is proud to continue supporting the Living Donor Protection Act, providing vital protections for living organ donors.
UNOS is proud to continue supporting the Living Donor Protection Act, providing vital protections for living organ donors.
Programs must complete the process and provide the necessary documentation to the OPTN by Jan. 3, 2024.
Previous use of race-based calculations disadvantaged some Black patients by overestimating their kidney function.
The new policy helped increase the number of kidney’s transplanted, but the system is still changing to help more people.
The OPTN Kidney Transplantation and Pancreas Transplantation Committees, following consideration of extensive public comment, will advance updated allocation proposals to the OPTN Board of Directors for consideration at its December 3 meeting.
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