Should the pilot prove successful, it would pave the way for the world's first national network dedicated to reconditioning organs
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Should the pilot prove successful, it would pave the way for the world's first national network dedicated to reconditioning organs
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A new NHS pilot could see lung cancer patients diagnosed easier and faster
The move will allow donor blood to be matched to these patients more closely, to reduce the risk of severe reactions
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The measures could also save the NHS more than £40 million annually
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The move is hoped to get more young people becoming regular blood donors
