A new study has found how small changes to kidney allocation policies in the US may help relieve geographic disparities related to transplantation. The findings suggest that local changes may be more effective than the sweeping changes that are currently being proposed to address geographic disparities. In the United States, the length of time it takes a person on the kidney transplant waiting list to receive a transplant varies depending on where that person lives. ...
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