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You Can Get A Kidney From A Living Or Deceased Donor

It is possible to get a kidney from a living donor. This is because the body can function normally with just one kidney, according to the Mayo Clinic. Living donors can be family members, friends, or even complete strangers, according to the American Kidney Fund. Success rates for living donor kidney transplants are a whopping 98.11% while deceased donor success rates are 94.88%, according to the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (via Temple Health).

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Andy Mencia

This unique work is a primer on our kidneys. It enlightens both the layperson and the professional reader on the basic development and function of the kidneys .

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