Doctors found out that life in the poor area increases risk not to transfer a heart transplantation

People from social and economically unsuccessful communities are more often than others face risk of failure of donor heart after an organ transplantation. Scientists came to such conclusion from University staff State of California in United States of America. Research is published in the scientific magazine Annals of Surgery. Doctors studied data about 36,7 thousand transplantations of heart during the period from 2004 to 2018. It appeared that patients from poor areas 10% more often died in connection with refusal of a transplant or organ insufficiency in the first five years after operation, than representatives of more safe communities. According to authors...