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Palliative care is not just for the end of life; it's helpful across the entire continuum of illness and treatment. Most importantly, as Dr. Berlin describes, it’s not just for the patient, but for families and caregivers too.
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Seeing the Liver for the Trees

The liver is an extraordinary organ; its ability to regenerate makes living liver transplants possible. But in a country where 15 percent of people who need a liver transplant will die waiting for one, living liver transplants still only make up 5-7 percent of transplants. Dr. Emond, head of transplantation and pioneer in living liver surgery, urges a culture shift.
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