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It has been argued for decades that meaningful incentives are needed for substantially more individuals to donate organs. Existing and hypothetical approaches to improve organ supply are outlined below.
Thanks to ever increasing medical capabilities, organ transplantation has become an established life-saving therapy. However, demand for organs exceeds supply because altruistic donations are the only legal source in most countries. This means that in
Continue …Organ donation part 1/4 – No profit for the supplier
Planning and financing healthcare is a challenging task for individuals, private insurance providers and governments. Public and private insurances must cater for a vast number of people ideally equally across all income classes. Indeed, increased
NASA did it again. They came to beautiful Scotland to inspire the next generation to take up STEM subjects. Luckily, grown-ups were allowed in as well.
Read my article on Dr Sebastien Faucher’s research on Legionella bacteria in Research Features.
Read my article on Professor Charles N Serhan’s research in Research Features!
Once Erik learnt more about climate change a few years ago, he was hooked. Since then the highly experienced oil and gas engineer has been looking to apply his skills in the sustainability sector. This
Continue …Erik Dalhuijsen – From sailing oil engineer to sustainability champion
My article on the development of ultrasonic imaging techniques at the University of Lübeck, Germany, has been published in Research Features. Click here to read it on their website.
I finally took the time for a wee excursion down the river Don to have a look at the new hydro energy station. It all started as a community project and successfully went through a