Nearly 100,000 Americans currently wait for lifesaving organ transplants, yet only about 25,000 transplants occur annually. Behind each number is a person hoping for a second chance at life.

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Ireland's new soft-opt out system for organ donation "will bring us in line with international best practice," an HSE chief says.

John Kinsman Coltman, February 22, 1943 to June 7, 2025 John was the first of three sons born in Chicago to Harold (Hal) Coltman and Helen K. Coltman, followed by brothers Robert (Bob) and Charles ...

Critics say the new board lacks diversity and was rushed into existence. The government's contractor, the Richmond-based United Network for Organ Sharing, oversees the network.

A computational model that could rapidly design a blood vessel network for any 3D-printed organ may take us a step closer to transplanting artificial livers, kidneys or hearts without the need for ...

A federal investigation found a Kentucky nonprofit pushed hospital workers toward organ-removal surgery on dozens of patients despite signs of alertness.

The federal investigation determined medical personnel should have called off organ donation procedures sooner because of signs of life, according to the New York Times.

The Spreckels Organ Society presents the 37th Annual San Diego International Summer Organ Festival, the largest festival of its type in the United States.

A federal investigation found a Kentucky nonprofit pushed hospital workers toward surgery despite signs of revival in patients.

The organ trafficking problem in Indonesia reflects a global crisis driven by donor shortages, exploitation of the poor and political and medical complicity.

news Public Health ‘Culturally, it’s something we must begin to do’: Organ donation lags among Hispanics 40% of patients waiting for a transplant in Texas are Hispanic, but far fewer are ...