New Episode of #TransplantTalks 🎙💚 After receiving a life-saving #Livertransplant with less that 2 months of sobriety under her belt, Emma is now a very passionate advocate for #sobriety
Watch on @YouTube youtu.be/NNQUw24OGvM?si=3XkZ… – at Denver, CO
New Episode! 🎙️ #TransplantTalks - "Proving them Wrong." youtu.be/UDSPNyW3_jw
Matison is a remarkable woman who pushed through unfathomable barriers to get double lung and kidney transplants so that she could have the chance to continue living. @AmerTransplant 💚💚💚
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Victoria Threadgould gave the gift of life not once, but twice! She donated a kidney and later became the first at @uchealth to donate part of the right lobe of her liver through cutting edge, less-invasive, robotic surgery. Her courage, compassion, and trailblazing spirit inspires us all. tinyurl.com/227qzf7y
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After her husband needed a liver and kidney transplant, Wendy Amendolari decided to pay it forward by donating part of her liver to someone who needed it. Our partners at @UCHealth met with Wendy to discuss her decision and the process.
uchealth.org/today/woman-don…
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Check out our new blog post: Refresh Your Liver This January! buff.ly/3NW28r7
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Recognizing Dr. Laura Vargas who represented CU at the White House Roundtable on Gun Violence in Latino Communities on October 11th. As said by Dr. Vargas, she is deeply honored to be a part of this group and to represent CU.
Check out our latest episode of 🎙#TransplantTalks with @nicvust youtu.be/d3qc2msJ5ds?si=fT-0…
Nic is a nurse practitioner in a rural Iowa ER and a pilot who transports organs for transplantation. Watch this episode for a behind the scenes peek into the world of organ transplant air transportation. @AmerTransplant
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James Burton, MD, professor of gastroenterology, was interviewed by @CPRNews about the growing number of patients who need liver transplants due to excessive drinking🎙️⬇️
cpr.org/show-segment/colorad…
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Elementary school teacher donates lifesaving gift to former student youtu.be/KmaJS_OMJPs?si=VK0q… via @YouTube
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Thank you, Kweku Hazel, MD for your lecture on the vital topic of "Increasing Black Participation in Clinical Research Through Community Engagement" at the Department of Surgery Research Seminar Series. An important conversation to continue! @CUDeptSurg #ImproveEveryLife
👏👏👏 – at Denver, CO
🌟 Meet @Kweku_Hazel! An amazing researcher and GI/Trauma/Endocrine surgeon with @cugites ! ✨ Kweku is dedicated to promoting culturally responsive surgery and is leading community-partnered research with Black immigrant communties in Colorado! Funded by @NIDDKgov 's 'Emerging Physician Scientists' @CUAnschutz @AuroraGov @CUMedicalSchool
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Dr. Burton, Medical Director of Liver Transplantation, says more people need liver transplants due to excessive drinking, worsened by the pandemic.
Many don’t realize they're overdrinking, & doctors aren’t always warning them about the risks.
Read more: bit.ly/4fbvrS5
I support organ donation because it's the most incredible thing to be able to save someone's life with donation while you're still alive!
#livingliverdonor – at Denver, CO
With co-host Anastasia Henry, executive director of @AmerTransplant and featuring professional dancer and liver transplant recipient, Maria Gonzalez.
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youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… – at Colorado, USA
#CuPsychiatryInTheNews
Click the link in our bio to listen Dr. Rachel Davis' feature on Transplant Talks!
🎙🌟New Episode🌟 of #TransplantTalks podcast
In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth
we interviewed Mariela about her #livertransplant journey, and she shares how dance sustained her and continues to be a source of strength.
youtu.be/9EYsCANuE7o?si=4hfl… – at Colorado, USA
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August 30th is Grief Awareness Day, a time to reflect on the complex and personal journey of loss. If you're struggling, know that it's okay to reach out for support. You don't have to walk this path alone.




























