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Nothing should stand in the way of saving a life, particularly not death.
Thomas Quinet taken off life support after it was determined he could no longer survive trauma of another transplant.
Medical specialists aim to make face and limb transplants a reality in Toronto within the next 18 months.
Thomas Quinet, 14, the teen whose fight for life has been chronicled by the Star, is on life support at Sick Kids
Mary Young and David Vaanice were strangers. Until his stem cells saved her life.
A 17-year-old student fought the age limit for organ donors to give his dying mother part of his liver.
The province has created an online registry to make it easier for people to consent to donating organs and tissue.
When Mike Hogman clicked a Facebook link back in 2009, the British Columbia native never imagined that two years later he would...