Duke Heart News for the week ending 12-8-2019:
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Duke Heart in the News:
November 27 — Sunil Rao
TCTMD/the heart beat
Subtherapeutic Heparin: As Stories Multiply, Concerns Mount
https://www.tctmd.com/news/subtherapeutic-heparin-stories-multiply-concerns-mount
December 3 — Michael Dee Gunn
Triangle Business Journal
Duke research could be ‘big deal’ for cancer vaccines
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December 6 — Joe Turek with Louise Markert, Barton Haynes
STAT News
Families are reeling after FDA rejects therapy for kids born without a thymus gland
Families are reeling after FDA rejects therapy for kids born without a thymus gland
DCD Heart Transplant coverage
Doctors revive donor heart to perform successful transplant in U.S., CBS News
How a device used to revive a heart could “revolutionize” transplants, CBS This Morning
Doctors perform first heart transplant of its kind on military veteran: ‘It’s a monumental leap forward’, Yahoo News
Doctors ‘reanimate’ heart for first-of-its-kind transplant in US, CNN
Heart from dead donor revived, transplanted into veteran in US first, Fox News
First US heart transplant from dead donor successful, offering promise for life-saving procedure, USA Today, Daily World
Military veteran gets first heart transplant of its kind at Duke Hospital, ABC 11 story, aired in 20 other outlets in US
Veteran becomes first US recipient of innovative heart transplant, Military Times
Duke University doctors perform first-of-its-kind heart transplant, Raleigh News & Observer, Durham Herald-Sun
Duke University physicians perform first ‘reanimated’ heart transplant, WRAL TechWire
Doctors brought a heart back to life in a transplant, the first of its kind in the US, MSN
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