Pig blood and cobra venom used to increase human lung transplant viability

Medical researchers at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, have found a way to maintain donor lung viability for transplantation. The method was even shown to return viability to transplant tissues that would otherwise have been deemed too damaged to use. The technique could substantially increase the ratio of donor-to-recipient transplants, saving lives and speeding access to treatment.

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