
New study reveals variations in risk among living kidney donors
Research shows family patterns affecting risk can predict whether a living donor will develop end-stage renal disease decades after donating a kidney to a related recipient.
Research shows family patterns affecting risk can predict whether a living donor will develop end-stage renal disease decades after donating a kidney to a related recipient.
The addition of pancreas data was based on community feedback. UNOS researchers continue to develop new tools to assist members in their work to increase transplants.
A new UNOS pilot project tests ways to avoid unwanted offers, speed up organ allocation and transplant more organs.
Top UNOS researchers travel to the 2019 American Transplant Congress (ATC) to bring innovative research and policy expertise to an international scientific forum on transplantation.
UNOS Principal Data Analyst Sarah Taranto and Manager of Research Science Amber Wilk share tips to maximize data tools
UNOS researchers will present on the offer filers pilot and describe how this innovative tool will reduce ischemic times and increase utilization