Patients Who Receive Transplants Often Have To Take Damaging Anti-Rejection Meds Their Whole Lives. Scientists Are Hoping To Change That.

Right now, patients are often faced with a choice of dying from organ failure or dying years later of complications from their anti-rejection medications. Scientists, however, see hope in the idea of training the body how to accept the organs. In other public health news: veterans and yoga, syphilis, suicides, sweat, edibles, back pain, allergies, and more.

from Kaiser Health News http://bit.ly/2CyZh25