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UNOS receives $106,000 grant from Fresenius foundation

Fresenius Medical Care Foundation announces $106,000 grant to UNOS toward improving organ transportation, tracking and logistics


UNOS announces new research and development projects

UNOS’ commitment to innovation brings together industry experts. These partnerships enhance our capability to continuously improve the transplant system.


In spite of the pandemic, we’re performing more deceased-donor organ transplants than in years past

UNOS Board of Directors vice president/president-elect Matthew Cooper, M.D., says policies to improve the transplant system must look at the whole picture, not just one part of it.


36 years later: An organ donor’s parents’ story

Thirty-six years after they lost their son, Matthew, Milt and Janet Bemis reflect on the decision to give the gift of life to a family they had never met.


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Making organ recovery transportation safer for transplant teams

Despite a decade since a 2007 fatal plane crash involving a University of Michigan transplant team and pilots, there remain no federal standards regulating air and ground transportation of organ recovery personnel.


Irene Kim, M.D. chairs the Minority Affairs Committee and Paulo Martins, M.D., PhD is vice-chair

Achieving racial equity in transplantation

A statement from the Minority Affairs Committee leadership.


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