Episode 20: Behind the Paper - Federally Funded Transplantation Research Macey Levan, Satish Nadig,  Jonathan Bromberg, Anita Chong

Episode 20: Behind the Paper - Federally Funded Transplantation Research Macey Levan, Satish Nadig, Jonathan Bromberg, Anita Chong

Federally Funded Research in Transplantation: Achievements, Strategy, and Vision Federal investment—particularly through the National Institutes of Health—has been central to many of the most important advances in transplantation. From foundational discoveries in alloimmunity to the translation of innovative ideas into clinical practice, publicly funded research has shaped how the field looks today. In this News and Views / Short Report discussion, Macey Levan is joined by Satish N. Nadig, author of Federally Funded Research in Transplantation: Achievements, Strategy, and Vision, along with experts Jonathan Bromberg and Anita Chong, for a conversation on the impact of federal funding in transplantation research. Together, they reflect on: Key scientific and clinical achievements made possible through federal support How sustained funding enables long-term, high-impact research Ongoing challenges and unmet needs in transplantation Why continued investment is essential to drive future breakthroughs and improve patient outcomes The discussion highlights how strategic, federally funded research not only advances science but also strengthens the pipeline from discovery to real-world clinical impact. 📄 Read the publication: Federally Funded Research in Transplantation: Achievements, Strategy, and Vision https://journals.lww.com/transplantjournal/fulltext/2026/02000/federally_funded_research_in_transplantation_.1.aspx About the Journal Transplantation is the official journal of The Transplantation Society. Published monthly, it is one of the most highly cited journals in the field, with more than 25,000 citations per year. https://transplantjournal.com The Transplantation Society Learn more about the journal and society initiatives: https://tts.org/journal/transplantation

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Episode 30: Behind the Paper: Navigating Hantavirus Risk in Transplantation: Implications for Clinical Practice

Episode 30: Behind the Paper: Navigating Hantavirus Risk in Transplantation: Implications for Clinical Practice

In this episode of Behind the Paper, host Macey Levan, Social Media Editor, speaks with Dr. Robert J. Rolfe of Duke University and Dr. Camille N. Kotton of Harvard Medical School, authors of the persp...

31 Jul 23min

Episode 29: Behind the Paper: Tx  Improves Survival in a PD-first Program | Behind the Paper

Episode 29: Behind the Paper: Tx Improves Survival in a PD-first Program | Behind the Paper

In this episode of Behind the Paper, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the Transplantation journals, speaks with Robert Freercks and Kathryn Manning about their article: Transplantation Improves P...

13 Jul 37min

Episode 28: Behind the Paper: Antiobesity Interventions in Living Organ Donor Candidates | Behind the Paper

Episode 28: Behind the Paper: Antiobesity Interventions in Living Organ Donor Candidates | Behind the Paper

In this episode of Behind the Paper, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the Transplantation journals, speaks with Babak J. Orandi, MD, about the article: Antiobesity Interventions in Living Organ D...

13 Jul 34min

Episode 27: Behind the Paper: Sequential NRP and NMP in DCD Liver Transplantation | Behind the Paper

Episode 27: Behind the Paper: Sequential NRP and NMP in DCD Liver Transplantation | Behind the Paper

In this episode of Behind the Paper, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the Transplantation journals, speaks with Rohit Gaurav, FRCS, about his article: Sequential In Situ Normothermic Regional Per...

13 Jul 34min

Episode 26: Behind the Paper:  Clarifying the DCD Process | Behind the Paper

Episode 26: Behind the Paper: Clarifying the DCD Process | Behind the Paper

In this episode of Behind the Paper, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the Transplantation journals, speaks with Gabriel E. Gondolesi, Marti Manyalich, and Steven Potter about their article: Clari...

13 Jul 47min

Episode 25: Behind the Paper: Transplant Surgery: Sustaining a Workforce at a Critical Juncture | Dimitrios Morris

Episode 25: Behind the Paper: Transplant Surgery: Sustaining a Workforce at a Critical Juncture | Dimitrios Morris

In this Behind the Paper episode, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the *Transplantation* journals, interviews Dimitrios Morris, MD about the key insights from: 📄 **Transplant Surgery: Sustaining...

1 Jul 41min

Episode 24: Behind the Paper: Sex Disparities in Transplantation Access & Outcomes | Bethany Foster

Episode 24: Behind the Paper: Sex Disparities in Transplantation Access & Outcomes | Bethany Foster

In this Behind the Paper episode, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the *Transplantation* journals, interviews Bethany Foster, MD, a pediatric nephrologist and professor at McGill University, about...

1 Jul 40min

Episode 23: Behind the Paper: Travel After Transplant | Robert Rolfe, MD

Episode 23: Behind the Paper: Travel After Transplant | Robert Rolfe, MD

In this Behind the Paper episode, Macey Levan, Social Media Editor for the Transplantation journals, interviews Robert Rolfe, MD about the key insights from: 📄 **Travel After Transplant: Demographic...

8 Apr 29min

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