“They asked his wife if she would give the organs, and she looked at me and she asked would I be OK with that, and I said ‘of course I would”
Read Full Story...For many Indigenous people, a lack of resources in Indigenous languages presents a barrier to accessing the information they need to make informed decisions about treatment. One Can-SOLVE CKD research project is seeking culturally appropriate ways to overcome this barrier and increase Indigenous peoples’ knowledge of kidney disease treatment options
Read Full Story...A father and son, featured in the Winnipeg Sun in August 1990, are celebrating the 30th anniversary of father Chris Hauff donating one of his kidneys to his then 10-year-old son Sean by taking a hot air balloon ride early next month.
Read Full Story...Health Canada’s investment through its Organ Donation and Transplantation Collaborative, whose mandate is to help make transformative changes in organ donation and transplantation systems across Canada, has awarded $1.1 million to Nova Scotia Health, in collaboration with its key partners including: Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness, Canadian Donation and Transplant Research Program, Transplant Québec, and Canadian Blood Services. he purpose of the study is to gather evidence to inform legislative strategies to improve donation and to rigorously evaluate the impact of the overall implementation.
Read Full Story...“If I don’t get a donor soon, we’re talking about hemodialysis – one that I can do from home so I can be with my kids because the dialysis I’m doing now takes about four hours three times a week”
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