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U.S. Cost-Saving Policy Forces New Kidney Transplant (New York Times)

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Medicare stops paying for anti-rejection drugs after 36 months, one of several anomalies that many in Congress hope to cure with this year’s health care bill.

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U.S. Cost-Saving Policy Forces New Kidney Transplant (The Gainesville Sun)

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KEVIN SACK Medicare stops paying for anti-rejection drugs after 36 months, one of several anomalies that many in Congress hope to cure with this year’s health care bill.

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US cost-saving policy forces new kidney transplant (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)

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Published: Monday, September 14, 2009 at 5:19 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, September 14, 2009 at 5:19 a.m. SAN DIEGO — Melissa J. Whitaker has one very compelling reason to keep up with the health care legislation being written in Washington: her second transplanted kidney.

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Health care comes down to cases of Oregon wine for kidney transplant patient (The Oregonian)

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Eyrie Vineyards sells wine to help an employee’s spouse who needed a kidney transplant pay for anti-rejection drugs, filling in gaps for an inefficient health care system.

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Sue Townsend undergoes life-saving kidney transplant (Times Online)

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As Christmas presents go, it is even beyond the vivid imagination of Adrian Mole.

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