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Drug side effects a key factor in reduced quality of life for kidney transplant patients
Published in Blood Weekly, December 10th, 2009
Researchers surveyed 55 patients who had undergone surgery in the last year, together with 105 who had had surgery in the last one to three years at the Vanderbilt Transplant Center in Tennessee, USA. They wanted to see if there was any difference in how they perceived factors such as their health, the side effects of medication to prevent rejection of the new organ, social support and quality of life.
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Source: Blood Weekly (2009-12-10)
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