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Studies done by the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) and the Gift of Life Donor Program collected data to show that “In the U.S., an average of 21 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant…” With a nation with endless demands and urgent concerns for the current and future generation’s wellbeing, the ratio of organ donors to recipients is a point of conflict. According to (OPTN) “Every ten minutes, someone is added to the national transplant waiting list.”, but they…

Claire Andre and Manuel Velasquez offer their opinion in their journal “Kidneys for Sale”, people obtain the moral duty to save other humans if they have the ability to (n.d.). This is an argument that pro kidney sale proponents use frequently. They argue that this is everyones’ duty, and that they need to contribute what they have, in this case organs, to others for their survival. This market, so to speak, would entail healthy human beings selling one of their kidney’s to other human beings…

Organ donation after death should be encouraged There are people dying out every day. In China, we can find that in 2016, there were 9.77 million people died (National Bureau of statistics of the People’s Republic of China). If we do some calculation, we will find that there were over 18 people died per minute. Some of them were died because of accidents, some of them died because their own disease. However, some of the death can be prevented by getting suitable organs in time. As a matter of…

Cindy Sanchez College Comp II P. Jones-Lewis 9/15/15 Against mandatory organ donation Organ donation provides a second chance at life for thousands of people. People often believe that organ donation should be mandatory for everyone, once they die. Sounds a bit outrageous, and people always seem to argue about the issue as side from organ donation already. I believe it is absurd to violate ones’ freedom, it’s unethical and religious beliefs discourage it. Firstly, many people do believe that…

Organ donation is very important field of medicine. The organs that are donated help saves peoples lives.Many people in the U.S. need a new organ. If people didn’t donate the people who need them would die. Organ donation has come a long way, from a kidney transplant between to twins to heart and lung transplants. Many thing about transplants have been discovered. The first ever successful organ transplant was a kidney transplant between two identical twins in 1954 that is what started it all.…

My last two years of high school, I joined the Multi-Cultural Leadership Club, I was rather reluctant to be honest but I grew to love it. My first year in the club we started off with raising money to go to the Cesar Chavez Leadership Conference, (CCLC), at Western Oregon University. The CCLC is a conference where schools all over the state come to encourage kids to continue their education. To raise money we did car washes, sold clam chowder, and sold raffle tickets where we raffled off donated…

“Wherever the corpse is, there the vultures will gather.” - Matthew 24:28 Body Brokers is a book revealing the shocking world of the lucrative business of procuring, buying and selling human cadavers. The book introduces you to many characters who made a profit on the selling of human remains. It started off as using cadavers to help doctors learn the anatomy of the human body and to advance science. Now it is all about making a profit. The book revealed that those who donate their bodies to…

The Buying and Selling of Harvested Organs Organ transplantation is one of the most important advancement in the medical profession to date it saves countless lives. What this article will examine are three areas of concern when dealing with the black market selling and buying of organs. The legality of this practice, ethical concerns, and the implementing of a program that would be favorable to both donors and recipients of the organ. The buying and selling of harvested organs is illegal in…

As I reflect on my leadership journey, I think that I have made slow, gradual progress, but progress nonetheless. When I was little, I tended to deliberately blend into the background and have others do things for me. Then, as I got older, took on new responsibilities, and developed my passions and interests, I started to also develop my leadership skills. Today, I am still a quiet, timid person, but I am working on stepping out of my comfort zone. Ever since I was little, I have always…

solve the current shortage of organs for surgeries. This abstract will explore the reason behind the shortage of organs, how 3D-printing will resolve the shortage issue and the broad impacts of 3D-printing complex organs. In the world today, organ donation is the only method of obtaining organs for transplantation. The number of eligible and willing donors have been decreasing steadily throughout…