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Illustration showing map of US with symbols for living donations of liver and kidney

What’s behind the rise in living organ donation?

Living organ donations have been on the rise in recent years. In this feature story, we explore why.


2019: Record number of lives saved

Organ donation again sets record in 2019

Nearly 11,900 people provided the lifesaving gift of organ donation upon their death in 2019, an increase of 10.7 percent over 2018 and the ninth consecutive record-breaking year for deceased donation in the United States.


UNOS news, technology

New data tool for transplant programs: Living liver donor follow-up report available on UNet℠

The kidney living donor follow-up report has also been recently updated as the UNOS business intelligence team builds new products and refines legacy tools.


Julie Yeh pictured, UNOS Transplant Management Forum 2020

“I love it when people share great ideas”: TMF Best of the Best winner Julie Yeh

2019 Best of the Best winner Julie Yeh will present at the 2020 TMF on the collaboration that helped improve timely donor referrals at her system.


Patrick Kacani (right) donated a portion of his liver to college roommate, Matthew Felix (left).

A friend’s gift: Becoming a living liver donor

Seven years ago Patrick Kacani donated a portion of his liver to his friend. Now a donation advocate, he discusses what he learned.


UNOS news, kidney/pancreas

Kidney and pancreas allocation proposals modified

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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