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Unexpected Effect Of Transplantation?
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I know there is a shortage of organs for transplant but should they really be re using the lungs of a smoker?
I know there is a shortage of organs for transplant but should they really be re using the lungs of a smoker?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.When I was teaching biology 20 years ago the death rate for lung cancer was if I remember rightly was 93,000 per year , today it is about 60,000 having fallen steadily amongst men since the smoking restrictions ,however it has increased amongst women.
Cystic Fibrosis is a distressing disease requiring daily treatment . There is no cure and life expectancy is at best about 30 years. A lung transplant is the only hope and even that requires immunosuppressants which in turn can lower the bodies' resistance to other diseases.
Cystic Fibrosis is a distressing disease requiring daily treatment . There is no cure and life expectancy is at best about 30 years. A lung transplant is the only hope and even that requires immunosuppressants which in turn can lower the bodies' resistance to other diseases.
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