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Summary: MNIT Debuts Fixing Paco At Premiere Screening and Fundraising Event
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Summary: Topic: Testing Cadaveric Specimens for Viral Markers – Challenges and Solutions
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Summary: Topic: But Who is Really Testing your Samples
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Summary: Fixing Paco – “That’s a Wrap”. Fixing Paco is a 10-episode “telenovela hybrid” educational DVD series about kidney transplantation developed by MNIT
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Summary: Monthly Testing Bulletin Provides Insight into Current Aspects of Serology Testing; Tony Hope Laboratory – Transplantation Research Update
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Summary: MNIT Fashion Show a Huge Success; The Lincy Foundation Awards a $75,000 grant
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Summary: Fashion Show; Save-the-Date; MNIT Research Highlighted at American Transplant Congress
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Summary: This Newsletter celebrates the sights and emotions of the 25th Gala Anniversary that was held in October 2009. Additionally, MNIT recognizes its OPO Partner in San Diego, LifeSharing and a Research Partner, nPOD.
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Summary: MNIT 25th Anniversary Celebration; MNIT Milestones and Highlights; MNIT Educating the International Transplant Community
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Summary: OneLegacy mentioned MNIT in its Spring 2009 issue of ‘The Bridge’; OneLegacy’s Quarterly Newsletter. From the Newsletter, “Unlike other medical laboratories, MNIT’s labs focus exclusively on donor serology, offering the latest technology in screening and practices that are critical for donation to safely occur within very narrow time constraints”.
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Summary: New MNIT Website to Further Mission; Serology Laboratory – Completes Record Setting Year in 2008; Community and Patient Education: A year of success in reaching out to dialysis patients
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Summary: NIT Research to set Course for National Donor Testing; NIT’s Participation with TRIO/ITNS Symposium
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Summary: Dolores Hope donates $1 million Gift for MNIT Research; First International Alport Symposium sponsored by NIT; Education Project Achieving It’s Goals NIT Laboratories Contributing to the Advancement of Organ Transplantation
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Summary: NIT/USC Form Major Transplant Research Consortium
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Summary: Three Named to MNIT Board; Advanced Testing Helps Assure Organ Recipients’ Health
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Summary: Foundation President, Wife ‘Giving Back, Building MNIT; Italian Fellow Seeking Kidney/Pancreas Experience; Six NIT Staff Presentations at Transplant Congress
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Summary: Gift from Anonymous Living Donor Bonds Two Families: New Immunogenetic (HLA) Lab Speeds, Intensifies Test Results
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Summary: MNIT Hires First COO; Multi-Organ Transplant Symposium at Ritz-Carlton
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Summary: Minimally Invasive Nephrectomy: A Safe Effective Alternative
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Summary: Most successful Gala Produces $400,000 – opening of The Grove; A Tale of Two Sisters and a $100,000 gift
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Summary: NIT 1970-2000: 5074 Kidney Transplant; Inaugural Taper Symposium Held in Santa Monica
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Summary: S. Mark Taper Foundation Transplant Center Dedicated; NIT Research Lab Focuses on Hepatitis C; 16 Clinical Research Studies Underway
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Summary: Post-Transplant Treatment Compliance Critical to Well-Being, Organ Survival
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Summary: Panel Certifies Pancreas Transplant Fellowship Program; Organ Shortage Hinders Islet Cell Transplant Potential
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Summary: The Heart of NIT: Its Computer Team; Twelve New NIT Studies Aim at Improved Treatment
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Summary: Racing Great Carroll Shelby Reviews a Life In Motion… New NIT Headquarters Honors S. Mark Taper
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Summary: Kidney-Pancreas Transplantation Offers Possibility of Cure for Diabetic Patients; 12 Research Studies Aim to Enhance Quality of Life
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Summary: Renowned Liver Team Joins NIT, St. Vincent
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Summary: Three Exciting Prospects Dominate Institute’s Future
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Summary: NIT’s New Home to Open in Late ’95; Patient, Graft Survival Extended During
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Summary: First NIT Holiday Party – “A Resounding Success”; NIT Skills, Services Serve All San Diego County; Pancreas Transplantation Program for Diabetics Begins at NIT
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Summary: Extending the Frontiers, Potential of Transplantation
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Summary: NIT President Discusses Institute Goals, Challenges; Sportscaster Charleye Wright: A Truly Grateful Patient
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Summary: NIT’s 1st Newsletter Published – An Introduction to NIT’s Mission
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