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First Lung Transplant from HIV-Positive Donor Performed

A man with HIV has undergone a lung transplant using an organ from an HIV-positive donor, a first in the world. This development could lead to new treatment possibilities for HIV patients with severe organ disease.

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A man with HIV has undergone a lung transplant using an organ from an HIV-positive donor, a first in the world. This development could lead to new treatment possibilities for HIV patients with severe organ disease.

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Original Headline

In world first, a man living with HIV received a lung transplant from an HIV-positive donor

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First Lung Transplant from HIV-Positive Donor Performed