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Woman Gets Second Chance at Life Through Rare 'Re-Gifted' Kidney

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April 13, 2018

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70yearold Vertis Boyce is alive thanks to a kidney that was transplanted not once, but twice.  The organ had originally come from a teenage girl and was donated to a man in his 20s.  When he died in a car crash two years later, a doctor at UCLA didn't want to see that good kidney go to waste. He performed an extremely rare procedure called a Kidney Retransplantation. InsideEdition.com's Tara Lynn Wagner () has more. #InsideEdition

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