Donate Life Texas is leading the way in reaching the LBGTQ+ community about organ, eye and tissue donation by participating in various Pride events throughout the state.
On a sunny spring day, LifeGift opened a new chapter with the grand opening of its new Fort Worth facility on May 15, 2018.
Fort Worth Donate Life Texas 2nd Chance Run Facts and Tips
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Rainbows adorn Donate Life America’s Donate Life Month campaign this year. Why rainbows you might ask?
You might be seeing a lot of blue and green on Friday, April 13.
Houston Donate Life Texas 2nd Chance Run Facts and Tips
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Ann Sturrock lives life to the fullest. She creates, travels and volunteers, and she will compete in the Donate Life Transplant Games in August.
And it's all because nearly 20 years ago, her sister, Gina, donated a much needed kidney in Ann's time of need.
LifeGift recently announced that it has added a full-time pediatric intensivist to its staff to provide guidance and expertise in work with pediatric donors and their families. Dr. Larry Easterling has officially joined the organization as associate chief medical director and will work from LifeGift’s Fort Worth office.
If you live in Texas or work in the organ, eye and tissue donation industry, the word "diversity" is no doubt part of your vocabulary.
A study in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that keeping organ donors just 2 degrees below their normal body temperature (mild hypothermia) provided protection to donated kidneys – which resulted in improved initial function of the kidneys after they were transplanted.