Raymond Lee, MD, director of the USC Heart Transplant Program, shares insights on recent innovations that are transforming heart transplantation.

Thin Thin Maw, MD, medical director of the USC Kidney Transplant Program, shares innovations that could start saving countless lives

Preet M. Chaudhary, MD, PhD, discusses the repeat ranking of the USC Norris Blood and Marrow Transplant and Cell Therapy

Mark Sturdevant, MD, transplant surgeon with the USC Transplant Institute, highlights major factors making more liver transplants possible today. The

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A Keck Medicine of USC lung transplant expert explains why many doctors wait too long to get their patients onto

Demand for heart transplants still outstrips supply, but other advancements are improving the practice, says transplant cardiologist Ajay S. Vaidya,

Keck Medicine of USC researchers are testing if a standardized screening process is more equitable for candidates — and more

A cutting-edge approach known as normothermic regional perfusion (NRP) is allowing transplant teams to explore a much broader range of

May A. Kim-Tenser, MD, MHA, a neurointensivist/vascular neurologist and head of neurocritical care with USC Neurosciences, part of Keck Medicine