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Patient with transplanted pig kidney leaves Mass General for home - Vimarsana News

Patient with transplanted pig kidney leaves Mass General for home

The first patient to receive a kidney transplanted from a genetically modified pig has been discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital.

Source: boston.com
Patient Leaves Hospital as Transplanted Gene-Hacked Pig Organ Seems to Be Functioning Well - Vimarsana News

Patient Leaves Hospital as Transplanted Gene-Hacked Pig Organ Seems to Be Functioning Well

Last month, surgeons at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston transplanted a kidney from a gene-hacked pig into a living 62-year-old man. The unusual procedure appears to have been a resounding success, with the patient being discharged from the hospital on Wednesday. The achievement could usher in a new era, potentially greatly reducing our reliance […]

Source: yahoo.com
Boston hospital to scale back on child abuse and neglect reports that can perpetuate 'structural racism' - Vimarsana News

Boston hospital to scale back on child abuse and neglect reports that can perpetuate 'structural racism'

Mass General Brigham announced it would its update policies on automatically flagging child abuse and neglect reports in cases of mothers testing positive for drugs.

Wake Up Well: Facing climate anxiety - Vimarsana News

Wake Up Well: Facing climate anxiety

A 2021 survey by the medical journal The Lancet Planetary Health found that 59% of respondents worldwide aged 16 to 25 said they were very or extremely worried about climate change.

Source: wgbh.org
Some Mass. hospitals stop infant welfare reporting based on drug dependence - Vimarsana News

Some Mass. hospitals stop infant welfare reporting based on drug dependence

Instead of automatically reporting to the state infants born dependent on addictive substances like opioids, new policies ask hospital staff to evaluate whether the newborn faces an imminent risk of neglect or abuse.

Source: wbur.org