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Nine strangers flew a tiny liver to Houston on 9/11. Here’s what happened next.
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Houston Chronicle
· September 11, 2026
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Key points Further details about this event are available from the Houston Chronicle. A tiny liver was flown by nine strangers on 9/11.
A tiny liver was flown by nine strangers on 9/11. The liver was transported to Houston .
Further details about this event are available from the Houston Chronicle.
The Chronicle has more information on what happened after the liver was flown to its destination, but specifics are not provided here.
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