Baylor University Medical Center performs first living-donor uterus transplants in the U.S.

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http://scrubbing.in/baylor-dallas-first-living-donor-uterus-transplants/ Baylor University Medical Center performs first living-donor uterus transplants in the U.S. | Scrubbing In - Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas performed the first four living-donor uterus transplants in the United States in September.

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