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Cancer in Organ Recipients With Metastatic Spread to Transplant Organs: A Systematic Review

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By Claire Ma, Fiona McIntosh Verified, Sungmin Woo
| Wiley Online Library Verified
C.Ma, F.McIntosh, S.Woo, H. A.Vargas, and A.Becker, “Cancer in Organ Recipients With Metastatic Spread to Transplant Organs: A Systematic Review.” Clinical Transplantation40, no. 5 (2026): e70544. https://doi.org/10.1111/ctr.70544 Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that supports the findings of this study are available in the supplementary material of this article.
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This surprisingly affordable Sri Lanka wellness retreat helped me completely de-stress

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By Fiona McIntosh Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
It was one of those moments that definitely wasn’t Instagram-friendly. Wearing nothing but a pair of paper pants, I hoisted myself into a heated wooden casket where I steamed away for 20 minutes, like a dumpling in a bamboo basket. The casket is a traditional Sri Lankan vashpa swede, or sweat box, and is lined with adhatoda leaves, which release their natural anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties while you drip like a tap.
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This surprisingly affordable Sri Lanka wellness retreat helped me completely de-stress

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By Fiona McIntosh Verified
| Inkl
The following day, my ritual humiliation, which by now I was getting used to, involved being scrubbed down with dark brown welmadata paste then placed into a bath of boiled herbs. Both treatments, which also involved long, languid oil massages that made me drift in and out of sleep, are part of the wellness programme run by the small but cultishly popular Ayurvie Sigiriya retreat, set deep in Sri Lanka’s cultural triangle.
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