IIAM Holds its 35th Recovery Workshop
IIAM held its 35th Research Recovery Workshop on May 19-20 at Donor Network of Arizona, who proved to be an amazing host with incredible facilities for this training. Each year,…
Major Milestones in IIAM’s 40 Year History
For 40 years, IIAM has transformed the landscape of research organ donation, growing from 10 organs placed in its founding year of 1986 to an anticipated 1,590 organs placed in…
Spotlight on our partners
At this presentation, we shared IIAM’s efforts to increase surgical skills allowed more non-transplanted organs to be procured for medical research, honoring donors’ wishes to save and heal lives through…
News on the Organ Donation and Research Front
IIAM supports families facing unforeseen events prior to or immediately after the birth of their newborn, be it a fatal fetal diagnosis, or brain injury during birth. As there are…
News on the organ donation and research front: Review of NAMs
This article is the first in a series in the IIAM Newsletter regarding Novel Alternative Methods in medical research and how it will change the nature of how medical research creates new treatments for humans in a more translatable manner with shorter development timelines.
How to increase your chances of receiving the organs/tissues you need
Start broad in your criteria. Whether it’s age, cold ischemic time (CIT), or non-effecting disease states, you’ll increase the number of offers by starting with broader criteria.
What would you like to see IIAM offer to support your research?
IIAM wants to hear from the medical research community what we can do to further support your work.
IIAM’s 34th Bi-Annual Surgical Recovery Workshop – Hosted by HonorBridge
IIAM recently concluded its 34th Bi-Annual Surgical Recovery Workshop, and it was a truly impactful event. Hosted by HonorBridge at their impressive facility in Chapel Hill, NC, this workshop brought together professionals from across the country for two immersive days of education, collaboration, and hands-on training in organ and tissue recovery for medical research.
OrganOx Creates device that can keep organs alive outside of the body!
Inspiring News on how IIAM’s partners are making medical advancements – OrganOx Creates device that can keep organs alive outside of the body!