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JUST RELEASED - Transplantation Journal - June 2025 Issue

The June issue of Transplantation covers a broad range of most relevant articles:

The 2024 Presidential Address by Elmi Muller (now immediate Past-President) is a call to action on advancing our field in an ethical, sustainable and equitable approach based on an analysis of global inequities and disparities.
State of the art reviews cover clinically relevant aspects of Kidney Health in Liver transplant recipients, Chronic Graft-Versus-Host-Disease, Coronary CT Angiographies in Heart transplant recipients and the translational potential of human Bregs.
....and, first data of a phase 2 clinical trial testing NPC-21 (Fiztasovimab) in CMV high risk kidney transplant recipients, and non-human-primate data on the risk of PTLD in a tolerance protocol using enhanced co-stimulatory blockade.

Enjoy the June issue of the journal with many more exciting articles.

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TTS Education Committee Spotlight

Xenotransplantation: Updates from the Transplantation Journal

See our panel of experts discuss important topics in Xenotransplantation. This panel discussion was complemented by a series of related articles recently published in Transplantation Journal.

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Bridging the Gap in Translational Regenerative Medicine:

From Genomic Inclusion and iPSC Innovation to Clinical Testing. This webinar featured Janine Scholefield from South Africa and Hongkui Deng from China who is going to be one of our Keynote Speakers at WTC 2025

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WTC 2025 - Early Registration Deadline and Final Plenary Spotlight

Early Registration Ends Soon!

May 28 is the last chance to take advantage of the early registration discount for WTC 2025 and secure your spot at a reduced rate!

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With the full scientific program available on the WTC 2025 website, now is a great time to dive in and start mapping out your personalized WTC 2025 schedule!

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Final Plenary Spotlight
Charting the Future with Emerging Leaders

As the Congress comes to a close, join us on Wednesday, August 6 from 11:30 to 12:30 for a powerful Final Plenary Session featuring three rising stars in transplantation: Ala Ali (TTS), Dempsey Hughes (AST) and Yanik Bababekov (ASTS)

Transplantation Journal Highlights

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Belgian Consensus Guidelines Within Eurotransplant on Imlifidase-enabled Deceased Donor Kidney Transplantation in Highly Sensitized Patients

Highly sensitized (HS) kidney transplant (KTx) candidates, that is, typically considered internationally as those with panel-reactive antibody levels of >85%, remain a substantial subpopulation of patients with low chance of receiving a compatible organ. Among its many objectives, Eurotransplant—an international transplant organ allocation network serving 8 European countries—aims to improve the management of HS KTx candidates through its prioritized “acceptable mismatch” (AM) program.

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Exploring Caregiver Support as a Potential Mediator of Neighborhood Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Reduced Likelihood of Liver Transplant Waitlisting

Individuals from socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods may be at risk of inequitable access to the liver transplant (LT) waitlisting (WL), but mechanisms mediating this relationship are not well understood. We assessed whether area deprivation index (ADI), a measure of neighborhood socioeconomic deprivation, was associated with LT WL and assessed whether caregiver support, a potentially modifiable factor, mediated this relationship.

ITS 2025 Abstracts and Registration

Join us for the 2025 International Transplantation Science meeting (ITS 2025) and connect with the leading global transplantation community!

On behalf of AST, ESOT and TTS, we wish to extend to you a warm welcome to the 2025 International Transplant Science meeting in San Diego, California USA.

This is the fourth of the ITS tri-society meeting series in collaboration with ESOT and TTS. This meeting will provide a wonderful opportunity for transplant researchers to learn from outstanding international speakers while visiting this stunningly beautiful region of the world.

The ITS 2025 will provide a forum for presentations and discussions of cutting-edge basic and translational science in and beyond transplantation. This meeting will not only serve as an international platform for scientific discussions on the latest ground-breaking discoveries in the field but will also provide an excellent opportunity to present your own work to the scientific community. We hope this will allow for the exchange of new ideas and establishment of collaborative work between senior scientists, young professionals and early-stage researchers.

Abstract Submission Deadline: June 15, 2025

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Upcoming Webinar Presentation

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Women in Transplantation Research Grant for Indigenous Populations

This grant will provide funding of up to $20,000 USD per grant to support research focused on sex and gender equity, advocacy, and health in solid organ transplantation amongst Indigenous peoples globally. This may include basic, clinical, or translational research. The recipient must be a clinician, health policy administrator, social scientist, clinical and/or basic science researcher in solid organ transplantation or donation, and/or Indigenous health relating to solid organ transplant.

Extended Application Deadline: June 1, 2025

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ISODP 2025 Call for Abstracts and Awards Deadlines

Call for Abstracts Deadline:
June 9, 2025

ISODP 2025 welcomes the submission of abstracts that have been presented previously at regional, national, or international meetings in the year since the last ISODP Congress (2023). However, if a manuscript of the abstract has been published at the time of submission, the paper will not be permitted. ONLY accepted abstracts by a presenter registered to attend the Congress will be published in an online supplement of the Transplantation Journal. Poster presentations, as well as oral presentations are welcome.

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Congress Awards Application Deadline:
July 7, 2025

The ISODP Congress Scientific Awards are designed to help offset expenses incurred to attend ISODP Congresses and awarded based on the scientific merit of applicants. Therefore, recipients must attend the meeting in order to receive the award. If an awardee is selected for a scientific award but does not attend the meeting, the monies of the award will be forfeited. The TTS Congress Scientific Awards are based on the scientific merit of abstracts received from members who are trainees, allied health professionals and/or residents of emerging economy countries. The awards, not anticipated to exceed $1,000/awardee, are intended to help offset expenses associated with attending the congress and thus disbursement amounts may vary depending on location.

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