India, July 2 -- Solid organ transplantation has improved globally due to advancements in organ preservation and improvements in immunosuppression. However, many patients, particularly in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), still struggle to access these services.

A new research paper emphasises the need for policy changes to ensure equitable access to life-saving transplants for underserved and marginalised populations.

The study outlines a policy agenda to address disparities in access to transplantation and post-transplant care. These disparities are not just local issues, but global challenges that affect the lives of many. Despite organ transplantation being a cost-effective therapy, challenges include a low donor pool and li...