The UK Organ Donation and Transplantation Research Network (UKODTRN) is a collaboration between clinical, scientific, patient, and charity representatives. It strives to support research in organ donation and transplantation by encouraging and developing strong collaborations for patient benefit.
Hundreds of people are currently waiting for a liver transplant, but it can be difficult to judge whether or not a donated organ is suitable for use. Surgeons use as much information as they can to ma...
Current research by the University of Bristol could help to improve access to kidney transplants from living donors. When someone's kidneys stop working properly, they may need a new kidney to ...
Researchers at Nottingham University and City St George's University are currently searching for an answer. There is a type of organ donation called Controlled Organ Donation after Circulatory Death ...
This week is Organ Donation Week 2025, and it is time to shine a light on the incredible gift of organ donation. Thousands of lives in the UK are saved or transformed each year through organ transplan...
If you or a family member has had a liver transplant for acute liver failure, or are waiting for a liver transplant, researchers want to hear from you. About the research Researchers from the Royal ...
Would you like to help researchers understand how people with a kidney transplant experience symptoms? Researchers from Kings College London want to find out how common symptoms might cluster togethe...
