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Mayo Clinic doctors perform more than 1,100 transplants a year, making it the largest transplant program in the United States.
Read the blog post about Mayo Clinic's activities at the U.S. Transplant Games in Pittsburgh, July 11-16, 2008, including links to photos and video from the event.
Information about how to select and contact transplant support groups.
CarePages are free, personal, private Web pages to help Mayo patients and their loved ones keep in touch during a stay. Post messages, updates, and pictures, and receive responses from those who can't be with you.
Mayo Clinic Specialty Pharmacy helps Mayo patients with chronic diseases manage their medications.
Transplant teams in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota apply novel techniques to improve care for their patients. These collaborations produce outcomes that set Mayo's transplant programs in high standing with national norms and reinforce their worldwide reputation for quality and excellence.
Since doctors performed the first kidney transplant at Mayo Clinic in Rochester in 1963, thousands of organ recipients have benefited from the collective innovative skills of Mayo's transplant leaders. Read about innovation at Mayo Clinic.
Organ donation is a vital component of transplant medicine, and the need for donation has never been greater. Read more about organ donation.
Doug Yaus says you have to be involved in your care — and never give up hope — even when your options seem to have come to an end.
Read Doug's story.
See all patient stories related to Transplant Programs at Mayo Clinic.
Read all patient stories.
See information on patient services at the three Mayo Clinic locations, including transportation options and lodging.
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