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1-year-old girl becomes Japan's youngest lung recipient

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Glad to see Japan's new child organ transplant law working and glad to see Japan slowing warming up to more and more organ transplants.

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I hope she can live a long blessed life. RIP to the little boy.

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Looks like it's an accepted term-

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1163554-overview

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Science. It's magnificent.

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