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Transplant Talk: The Nuance of Death Planning
Recorded June 26, 2025 The Nuance of Death Planning: Beyond the Medical Lashanna Williams, Executive Director of A Sacred Passing, …
“Rejection” is a word that someone who has had a lung transplant never wants to hear. It sounds scary — and it can be — because you want your body to accept your new lung(s) completely. When you hear the word “rejection,” you know that your body is having a problem accepting your new lung(s) as its own. Gaining an understanding of acute and chronic rejection will allow you to have an informed discussion with your doctor about treatment options.
Recorded June 26, 2025 The Nuance of Death Planning: Beyond the Medical Lashanna Williams, Executive Director of A Sacred Passing, …
Recorded: April 24, 2025 Have you been told that a second transplant may be on your horizon? Are you curious …
Join Anil J. Trindade, MD, Associate Medical Director for Lung Transplantation and the Medical Director for Laryngeal Transplantation at Vanderbilt …
We invite you to listen in on an intimate roundtable discussion with lung transplant recipients Ta’Mar Ellensworth, David Ota, Taylor …
Chronic Lung Allograft Dysfunction-CLAD Chronic rejection is a major complication after lung transplant, affecting more than half of patients that …
The Lung Transplant Foundation hosted a Transplant Talk with Dr. Chandra Mundon, a licensed clinical psychologist. Dr. Mundon spoke about …
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