heart transplant
Coverage of heart transplant in the Nexus archive.
- LifeSource Spotlight
LifeSource, a Midwest nonprofit focused on organ, eye, and tissue donation, is highlighting three young organ recipients at a Twins game. Over 2,000 people in the local community are awaiting life-saving transplants. Carter Anderson and his mother Phalen Stang shared his journey to receiving a heart transplant.
- 26-year-old gets new lease of life after heart transplant
A 26-year-old individual has received a new lease of life following a heart transplant. The procedure marked a significant medical intervention to improve their health and quality of life.
- Influencer Estee Williams’ 8-month-old daughter dead after being denied a heart transplant
Influencer Estee Williams' 8-month-old daughter, Estelle, died after being denied a heart transplant. The infant was born with a heart defect.
- Influencer Estee Williams’ 8-month-old daughter dead after being denied a heart transplant
Influencer Estee Williams' 8-month-old daughter died after being denied a heart transplant. The infant was born with a heart defect.
- Influencer Estee Williams' baby daughter dies aged just eight months after being denied a heart transplant
Influencer Estee Williams' baby daughter died at eight months after being denied a heart transplant. The article highlights the tragic loss and the medical decision that preceded it.
- Influencer Estee Williams' baby daughter dies aged just eight months after being denied a heart transplant
Influencer Estee Williams' baby daughter died at eight months old after being denied a heart transplant.
- STAT+: Heart patch engineered from stem cells revved up weakened hearts
A small study reports that heart patches engineered from induced pluripotent stem cells (BioVAT) improved heart wall thickness and pumping ability in patients with weakened hearts. The patches aim to serve as a bridge to heart transplant or LVAD implantation, with a larger trial needed to assess durability and candidacy.
- STAT+: How Stanford patients help expose ‘fault lines’ in health AI adoption
Stanford University's hospital is consulting patients through a 'patient panel' to assess new AI tools in healthcare, following its history of tech innovation. Eric Gries, a caregiver for family members who underwent heart transplants, participates in this initiative to evaluate AI adoption challenges.