This article presents the findings of a study on liver transplantation for patients with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). The study concludes that donor characteristics, such as age and BMI, do not have a significant impact on HCC recurrence after transplantation. Therefore, the study suggests that liver grafts should not be rejected based on these factors. However, the study acknowledges limitations in its design and data, and emphasizes the importance of considering tumor factors in predicting HCC recurrence. Overall, the findings indicate that using higher-risk livers does not increase the risk of HCC recurrence, providing no strong reason to avoid their use. [Extracted from the article]