Transplant
Welcome to the Mayo Clinic Transplant page! Here you can learn about heart, liver, kidney, pancreas, lung, hand, face, and blood and bone marrow transplant, living donation, read articles from the Mayo Clinic team, patient stories and much more. Our transplant page is designed to bring relevant and informative transplant information directly to you.
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Have you heard? Mayo Clinic has a radio show and the podcasts are available for you to stream anywhere. With thousands of experts from Mayo Clinic campuses in Minnesota, Florida, Arizona and the Mayo Clinic Health System, “Mayo Clinic Radio” reaches listeners with an easy-to-understand, friendly approach. High interest topics include the latest news as well as information about exercise, nutrition, prevention and heart health.
Mayo Clinic orthopedic surgeon Tom Shives, M.D., has hosted the hour-long program for more than 25 years. He and co-host Tracy McCray, a 26-year radio veteran, educate and enlighten audiences every week.
We’ve included some recent Mayo Clinic Radio podcasts that discuss transplant topics below.
National donate Life Month – Organ Donation
Dr. Andrew Bentall on sensitized transplant patients (21:09)
Paired kidney donation program at Mayo Clinic
Mollie Luhman, a living kidney donor
There are many additional Mayo Clinic Radio podcasts available here. Be sure to check them out and comment below on what additional transplant topics you would like to hear on the Mayo Clinic Radio podcast.
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Liked by Rosemary, Volunteer Mentor, Lisa Lucier
@rosemarya
I think that anyone who is interested in/ or involved in a transplant should make a genuine effort to view these podcasts. They are informative and well done.
I just discovered and watched a podcast on Bile Duct Cancer and added my comment at the end! .
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/page/podcasts/newsfeed-post/bile-duct-cancer/
Has anyone watched one that they could share here with our transplant members?
Liked by Colleen Young, Connect Director