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Organ Donation
Author: Jennifer Lahl
Date: 30.04.2010
Category: Emerging Technologies
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I would be interested in having a conversation with people from around the world on the organ donation policies in their countries. The U.S. is always trying to think of ways that will "solve" the organ shortage. Many proposed solutions I find problematic - a) buying/compensating for organs b) presumed consent c) language around death, brain death etc. Tell me your countries policy on the matter and any other interesting points.
Keywords: organ donation, bioethics, end of life, technology, ethics
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