The lifesaving potential of less-than-perfect donor kidneys
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In 2017, Traci Evans-Simmons could no longer avoid dialysis for her failing kidneys.
In 2017, Traci Evans-Simmons could no longer avoid dialysis for her failing kidneys.
AUTHORS Carrie Arnold Carrie Arnold is an award-winning freelance science journalist based in Virginia.
In 2017, Traci Evans-Simmons could no longer avoid dialysis for her failing kidneys.
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