Dr Murray and his team performing the first successful kidney transplant On December 23, 1954, Richard Herrick became the first person to receive a successful kidney transplant. The 23 year…
EMTs are quite literally life savers. In a medical emergency, a patient’s life often relies on EMTs’ prompt response time and medical care. One of the most helpful skills an…
November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month and hospices across the country are reaching out to raise awareness about the highest quality care for all people coping with life-limiting…
Many people are drawn to the idea of being a whole body donor by their desire to contribute to the medical community, especially to causes or institutions that hold special…
As we age, so too do our bones and joints. Through the years, our bones may suffer breaks or fractures and our joints may sustain injuries or develop arthritis. The…
Source: pressmaster/Adobe Stock One of the key components to the whole body donation process is completing the donation consent forms. These forms grant MEDCURE permission to make arrangements to bring…
Image: Adobe Stock On August 4th, 1893, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine opened in Baltimore, MD as the first medical research university in the United States. In its 124…
July 25th, 1978, 11:47 pm, Louise Joy Brown, the first baby successfully conceived via In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) was born. This method, pioneered by Dr. Patrick Steptoe and Dr. Robert Edwards, has led…
Image: Kurhan/Adobestock There's a good chance that your contact information may change, maybe even a few times, in between your initial registration and when it comes time for your family…
Promoting Awareness for Organ and Tissue Donation in Multicultural Communities Donate Life ECHO is a national campaign, running from July 9th to July 22nd, to highlight the importance of…