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OneThousandOne represents the amount of time, verbally, that it takes to count to one second. In this one second of time, a great thing happened at The Nebraska Medical Center. In fact, several great things probably happened. A patient was cured, a researcher found the missing link, a nurse treated an injury, a doctor comforted a family or maybe a child just smiled.
MOMENTS IN MEDICINE at THE NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER

Transplant Center

Good As Gold

Fall | Winter 2012
Thirteen-year-old Peter Jurich took home gold this summer after competing in swimming at the Transplant Games of America for the first time, just three summers after undergoing a liver transplant at The Nebraska Medical Center.

Surviving Against All Odds

Fall | Winter 2010
Stephanie Haines is in the prime of her life. At just 25 years old, success seems to follow her: the valedictorian of her high school class, the recipient of a full-ride college scholarship, two college degrees under her belt and a rising accountant at a large Omaha business.

Creating New Pathways in Treatment

Spring | Summer 2009
Since the inception of the liver transplant program in 1985, the surgical team that is one facet of the world-renowned liver disease program at The Nebraska Medical Center has performed 2,534 liver transplants.

Finding Fulfillment

Summer | Fall 2007
All babies spit up. That’s what Nolan Miller’s parents thought after they brought him home Sept. 20, 2003, two days after he was born.