Articles from Transplant News (October 15, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Advanced Tissue Sciences, Smith & Nephew get FDA PMA approval for artificial skin product.		Brief Article	268
Better surgical techniques help improve intestinal transplant outcomes.		Brief Article	201
Better understanding of kidney transplant rejection may lead to improved treatments.		Brief Article	191
Dermal autografts effective long-term for some patients with pigment disorders.		Brief Article	105
Few who lose renal graft return to waiting list or get another transplant.		Brief Article	200
Fred Hutchinson's Hartwell wins Nobel Prize.		Brief Article	156
Gene therapy fights MD in mice.		Brief Article	169
Gene therapy in mice effective but caused serious side effects, study finds.		Brief Article	356
Gene transfer rectifies heart failure in animals.		Brief Article	113
HHS awards $10 million to 12 organizations to develop new strategies to increase donation.	Publisher, Jim Warren Editor &		1175
Human heart kept alive on portable organ preservation system for first time ever at UPMC.		Brief Article	381
Improved cardiac transplant outcomes linked to better drug regimens.		Brief Article	271
Medical device maker recalls artificial hip part after new study suggests increased risk of some cancer.		Brief Article	489
Michael J. Fox Foundation funding study to produce Parkinson's disease stem cell line.		Brief Article	229
MTF expands tissue banking network in New York state.		Brief Article	55
New transplantation technique speeds corneal resurfacing.		Brief Article	154
Ortec receives FDA PMA for use of tissue engineered skin in donor site wounds in burn victims.			173
Pfizer medicine for treatment of acute invasive aspergillosis recommended for approval by FDA advisory panel.		Brief Article	144
Pretransplant crossmatching can be elminated in some recipients which saves time and money, study finds.		Brief Article	356
Secretary Thompson to name Lester Crawford FDA commissioner.		Brief Article	278
Single gene difference may make cloning humans easier than animals like sheep and cows, scientists find.		Brief Article	277
Tooth cells may help spinal cord injuries, Parkinson's disease.		Brief Article	140
Vatican issues position paper backing research in xenotransplantation provided utmost caution urged.		Brief Article	388