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UNOS’ high expectations for IT security standards – and what’s next

UNOS continuously tests, maintains and enhances its technology to ensure it’s safe, secure and meets the highest IT security standards.


What is xenotransplantation, and how far away is it?

UNOS Chief Medical Officer Dr. Andrew Klein explains the complicated treatment that could one day reduce the number of people waiting for a lifesaving transplant.


UNOS’ organ matching technology is working 24/7, 365 days a year

UNOS’ technology is matching critical organs with patients for transplant 365 days a year. Ongoing IT security and stability enhancements provide protection to lifesaving technology.


Lung policy

Lung CAS summary data updated

Information for lung transplant programs on the distribution of scores for all active registrations waiting for lung transplants in the U.S.


Organs shouldn’t be transported in airline cargo. Here’s why.

Federal regulations don’t prevent unaccompanied organs from flying above the wing – yet they’re being transported as cargo. The government agrees it can improve its communications to airlines and airports to clarify this.


We can track Amazon packages-why not lifesaving organs?

The U.S. needs a national organ tracking system. UNOS is working to help make that happen.


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