Is This the End of Organ Transplants? Susan Lim Reveals All | INK Women

💫 From organ transplantation to innovative cell therapy, Susan Lim has been a trailblazer in the world of medical ethics and cutting-edge research. In this powerful video, she shares her journey from performing Asia’s first successful liver transplant to advocating for the future of cell transplantation as a more ethical and effective alternative. Lim reflects on her groundbreaking work in the field, recounting the emotional highs and lows, including the moral dilemmas faced when performing transplants from executed prisoners. She explains how her pioneering research into healing cells offers a new approach to saving lives without the need for whole organs. With her patient now Asia’s longest-surviving liver transplant recipient, Lim continues to push the boundaries of medicine.

💖 Whether you’re fascinated by medical innovations, ethical dilemmas, or the future of healthcare, Susan Lim’s story will inspire you to rethink what’s possible in the field of transplantation.

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✨ ABOUT SUSAN LIM:
Dr.Susan Lim performed the first successful cadaveric liver transplant for Singapore and Asia in 1990. She is also widely known as the 'Spirit of the Century', an Award conferred upon her by the Singapore public in a national contest held to identify the role model for the 21st century

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