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Girl receives UK's first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs | NHS - Vimarsana News

Girl receives UK's first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs | NHS

Aditi Shankar, eight, has pioneering treatment resulting in her body accepting donor kidney as its own

Girl, 8, becomes UK's first to undergo kidney transplant that won't need lifelong drugs - Vimarsana News

Girl, 8, becomes UK's first to undergo kidney transplant that won't need lifelong drugs

Aditi Shankar has become the UK's first case of a kidney transplant that doesn't require lifelong immunosuppressant drugs afterwards - letting the eight-year-old live a normal and active life

Girl, 8, becomes UK's first person to get rejection-free kidney transplant after getting... - Vimarsana News

Girl, 8, becomes UK's first person to get rejection-free kidney transplant after getting...

An eight-year-old girl from London has become the first person in the UK to have a kidney transplant that her body won't reject without drugs after doctors "reprogrammed" her DNA.

Source: lbc.co.uk
uk kidney transplant: 8-year-old girl gets UK's first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs. What we know so far - Vimarsana News

uk kidney transplant: 8-year-old girl gets UK's first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs. What we know so far

Eight-old-girl Aditi Shankar became the first person in the UK to get a kidney transplant without needing to get life-long drugs. How did the doctors make it possible?

Eight-year-old gets UK-first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs - Vimarsana News

Eight-year-old gets UK-first kidney transplant without need for life-long drugs

Scrabble-loving Aditi Shankar will not need to use life-long medicine to prevent her body from rejecting the organ.