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Meet the women who got new hearts - then donated their old ones to medical science
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Heart transplants are a complex and life-saving procedure, often performed on individuals with end-stage heart failure or other severe heart conditions. The donation of removed organs to medical science can significantly contribute to the advancement of research and understanding of heart disease, potentially leading to improved treatments and outcomes for future patients. By donating their old hearts, individuals like Katie James, Kara Terol, and Hannah Sharma are helping to further medical knowledge and potentially save lives.
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Meet the women who got new hearts - then donated their old ones to medical science
Katie James, Kara Terol and Hannah Sharma all received life-saving heart transplants before the age of 35 and all donated those that were removed to research.
22 Jun, 02:00