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Kidney Transplant Hopes?

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There are some 10000 folks dying- while on the list to receive a kidney transplant- every year.  But, there are still no stem cell produced kidneys.  Which is why some Wake Forest researchers are seeking ways to skirt the political bugaboos regarding stem cells – and still trying to increase the availability of kidneys for those in need.

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A real artificial kidney?

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A real artificial kidney… Come on, you know that sounds funny.   But, oh, so critical.  Because transplantation needs kidney donors that are compatible- and we- not just America, but the world- find kidneys in short supply, and compatibility an even tougher hurdle.

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SciFi or just Sci?

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Don’t you just love science fiction?  Because the best science fiction involves conjecture of the world as it could be.  I remember being mesmerized by Tom Swift, Jr., as a young boy.  Other than the delusion perpetrated that Victor Appleton II wrote the series (instead of Harriet Stratemeyer Adams), they were wonderful books.  (I only read the first 16; then I graduated to Robert Heinlein.)

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