Las personas obesas que reciben trasplantes de riñón parecen estar en mayor riesgo de problemas como infecciones de la incisión, fracaso del trasplante y enfermedad cardiaca durante la recuperación, hallaron unos investigadores. Más
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| Sitio presentado el 18 de mayo de 2010 |  |
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