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Transplant Recipients May Not Require Anti-rejection Drugs Anymore

Anti-rejection drugs not required to prevent transplant rejection anymore, as immune tolerance to transplant can be achieved in recipients even in the absence of anti-rejection drugs.

Transplant Recipients May Not Require Anti-rejection Drugs Anymore

Transplant Recipients May Not Require Anti-rejection Drugs Anymore

Anti-rejection drugs are not needed for transplant recipients, as immune tolerance to transplant could be achieved in recipients even in the absence of anti-rejection drugs, reports a new study.

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