H-Y Effect Increases Early Kidney Graft Failure (CME/CE)
July 31st, 2009 Posted by: admin
HOUSTON (MedPage Today) — Women who receive kidneys from deceased male donors have an increased risk of graft failure during the first year, but not after that, a review of a large database showed.
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