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Organ transplant patients are at risk from COVID, but some donors and recipients are fighting vaccination requirements - Vimarsana News

Organ transplant patients are at risk from COVID, but some donors and recipients are fighting vaccination requirements

Doctors say the vaccine is a must for transplant patients, who are immunosuppressed and at risk of severe COVID-19. Yet a very small but vocal contingent of transplant patients and donors are fighting such requirements, arguing care should not hinge on vaccination status.

Man's Life Saving Kidney Transplant Cancelled Because Donor Not Vaccinated | NewsRadio 740 KTRH - Vimarsana News

Man's Life Saving Kidney Transplant Cancelled Because Donor Not Vaccinated | NewsRadio 740 KTRH

Ohio Man’s Life Saving Kidney Transplant Cancelled Because Donor Is Not Vaccinated

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Ohio Man Says Kidney Transplant Canceled Because Donor Didn't Get COVID-19 Vaccine - Vimarsana News

Ohio Man Says Kidney Transplant Canceled Because Donor Didn't Get COVID-19 Vaccine

An Ohio man says he was informed just five days before his scheduled kidney transplant that the operation ...

Reaction to Cleveland Clinic's new transplant COVID-19 vax policy - Vimarsana News

Reaction to Cleveland Clinic's new transplant COVID-19 vax policy

Mike Ganim was five days away from life-saving kidney transplant surgery, when his wife, Debi, got the devastating news. The surgery would not happen.

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Hospital Cancels Patient's Life-Saving Kidney Transplant Because Donor Is Unvaccinated - Vimarsana News

Hospital Cancels Patient's Life-Saving Kidney Transplant Because Donor Is Unvaccinated

Mike Ganim was told his surgery would not go ahead because of the Cleveland Clinic's new policy requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for both transplant recipients and donors.