Pig kidney transplant patient dies approximately two months later

Richard Slayman, the recipient of a modified pig kidney transplant dies approximately two months later after the surgery.

Richard Slayman of Weymouth made history when he received the world’s first genetically-modified pig kidney transplant at Massachusetts General Hospital, a procedure that gave Richard’s family seven more weeks with Rick.

Richard Slayman, was discharged from Massachusetts General Hospital last month after undergoing a procedure.

Unfortunately, he passed away suddenly, leaving his family deeply saddened. Despite the loss, they find solace in his inspiring journey, which touched millions worldwide.

The hospital expressed its sorrow over Slayman‘s death, clarifying that there was no indication it was related to his recent transplant.

They praised Slayman as a symbol of hope for transplant patients globally and extended condolences to his family. Slayman’s family thanked the hospital and medical team for their dedicated efforts, which provided him with seven more weeks of life, filled with cherished memories.

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