Older Kidney Transplant Patients Still See Benefits With Low-Dose Immunosuppression

(MedPage Today) — HOUSTON — Rate of successful kidney transplantation was similar in adults, ages 65 and older, who received a lower dose immunosuppression regimen, according to the OPTIMIZE trial.
For the study, 379 patients were assigned…

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Publish date : 2025-11-09 21:41:00

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