Articles from Transplant News (April 30, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
$3 million available in FY 2001 from HHS to fund "model interventions" for increasing donation; June 29 deadline.		Brief Article	295
7th edition of the International Transplant Directory published by Transplant News available in print, CD-ROM versions.		Brief Article	263
Anti-CMV killer T-cells suppressed after liver transplantation.		Brief Article	105
Arrow, Cleveland Clinic Foundation sign exclusive agreement for non-pulsatile cardiac assist devices.		Brief Article	170
Bioethicist Caplan says Thompson initiatives send "wrong message".			406
Gene therapy used for first time on Alzheimer's patient.		Brief Article	348
German man becomes first patient in Europe to be implanted with Thoratec's HeartMate II VAD.		Brief Article	123
HHS cancels April 25 meeting of NIH panel to review embryonic stem cell research applications.		Brief Article	345
Islet autotransplantation shows some benefit after resection for chronic pancreatitis.		Brief Article	108
Islet cell transplantation showing good long-term results, some patients insulin-free 2-plus years.		Brief Article	153
Ketconazole appears beneficial in cyclosporine-treated kidney recipients.		Brief Article	183
Living donation soars; cadaveric organ, eye donation remains flat in 2000 in US.			162
MicroMed gets conditional approval from FDA to begin multi-center trial of DeBakey VAD.		Brief Article	182
Mixed chimerism eliminates need for immunosuppression after kidney transplantation.		Brief Article	188
New England Medical Center program allows anonymous kidney donors to indirectly aid relatives.		Brief Article	383
New Jersey company claims it successfully procured stem cells from post-birth placentas.		Brief Article	263
Omega-3 fatty acids may benefit hypertensive heart transplant recipients.		Brief Article	91
Organ trade reportedly flourishing in Turkey, Eastern European countries.	Grygotis, Michele	Brief Article	482
Outcome of split-liver transplantation better with right graft than left.		Brief Article	115
Parents of kids whose organs illegally removed plan new legal action in UK.		Brief Article	177
Postgraft G-CSF impairs immune recovery after mismatched stem cell transplantation.		Brief Article	143
Scientists harvest stem cells from nasal tissue.		Brief Article	78
Scientists make progress in growing body organs.		Brief Article	73
Secretary Thompson unveils variety of HHS-led initiatives aimed at reducing donor shortage.	Warren, Jim	Brief Article	990
TRIO national office to close May 31.			90
UK plans new legislation banning human cloning while dramatically increasing genetic research funding.		Brief Article	390
UK stem cell research gives hope to the deaf.		Brief Article	79