What does BCTS stand for?

British Columbia Transplant Society (Canada)

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Darlene Reid, PT, PhD [3] [1] School of Human Kinetics, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC [2] British Columbia Transplant Society, Vancouver, BC [3] Division of Physical Therapy, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC Address correspondence to: Sunita Mathur, Muscle Biophysics Lab Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute, Research Pavilion, Room 500, 828 W 10th Ave, Vancouver BC V5Z 1L8 CANADA (sunitamathur@phhp.

Skeletal muscle strength and endurance in recipients of lung ...

VANCOUVER -- "We believe there truly is a segment of society that for truly altruistic reasons is willing and wanting to donate a kidney to the person on the list who is the most suitable match, who they will never meet," stated British Columbia Transplant Society spokesperson Sally Greenwood.

Anonymous kidney donor plan tested by BC transplant group

But Bill Barrable, the CEO of the British Columbia Transplant Society, said the looming shortage of available organs indicates the need for more aggressive measures, including the creation of a registry, active recruitment of potential donors, and more frequent approaches to family members for consent to retrieve organs.

Canada's low organ donation rates could be caused by "clean living"