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Dedicated to organ donation and transplantation. Here, you'll find comprehensive information on the life-saving power of organ donation, the latest advancements in transplant technology, and inspiring stories from donors and recipients. Whether you're looking to learn more about how organ donation works, the impact it has on lives, or how you can become a donor, this blog is your go-to resource. Join us in spreading awareness and making a difference-one organ at a time.

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Organ Transplants

Life Before, During, and After a Heart Transplant

Heart disease is a major problem around the world. Many factors contribute to the high prevalence of heart disease, including unhealthy lifestyle choices, genetics, and environmental factors. Heart transplants have become a popular solution for patients with end-stage heart failure. While the decision to undergo a heart transplant is complex and highly personal, advances in medical technology have made these surgeries increasingly successful. Nowadays, organ and tissue transplantation in In
Organ Transplants

Understanding the Legal Framework for Organ Donation and Transplantation in India

Before understanding the Legal Framework for organ transplantation in India, let us know the meaning of organ donation and transplantation. The process of transplanting an organ from one body to another is called an organ transplant, and the person who donates the organ is called a donor, while the one who receives the organ from a donor is called the recipient. Organ donation happens from a healthy living individual.  The Transplantation of Human Organs Act was passed in 1994. It covered t
Organ Transplants

Organ Transplant recipients challenges in maintaining Normal Life!

Organ transplant recipients face several challenges in maintaining a normal life, despite the life-saving benefits of the procedure. Immunosuppressive Medications: Recipients must take lifelong immunosuppressive drugs to prevent organ rejection. These medications can have side effects and require strict adherence. Regular Medical Check-ups: Continuous medical monitoring is essential to ensure the health of the transplanted organ, which can mean frequent doctor visits and tests. Infectio
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The Role of NGOs in Supporting Organ Transplant Patients

In India, the journey through an organ transplant is fraught with not just medical challenges but also financial hardships. This is particularly true for major procedures like liver and kidney transplants, which can be prohibitively expensive. Thankfully, numerous non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in easing this burden. These entities provide essential support ranging from financial help for liver transplant patients to assistance in navigating the complexities of organ d


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