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Organ transplantation has been a miraculous revolution in modern science. The facility to transfer an organ from one human to another has been nothing but an enormous blessing upon humanity. This process has allowed doctors to save endless lives around the world. Organ transplantation is a surgical process by which healthy organs, donated by individuals, are transplanted into a patient who is in critical need of a transplant. The operation itself is a standing symbol of human integrity. Yet the…

average life expectancy in almost every country has increased dramatically due to the development of medical treatment, including organ transplantation. This medical method can potentially save and improve many patients’ lives, but unfortunately, there still are some difficulties in fulfilling its potential. This essay will illustrate the causes of the poor rates of organ donation and the possible solutions in three particular areas which are the health care system and laws, the lack of…

What is organ donation? The definition of an Organ donation is the process of surgically removing an organ or tissue from one person and placing it into another person. This happens when a person’s organ has failed to work. An organ has a specific vital function. The heart, liver lungs, pancreas and intestines are solid transplantable organs. Other organs are skin, brain and spinal cord, skeleton, muscles, stomach, gall bladder, bladder, eyes, ear, nose, mouth, tongue, and nerves. One person…

Statistics claim, “Every ten minutes another name is added onto the national organ transplant waiting list” (donatelife.net). In today’s society there is an issue that is often forgotten, and that is organ donation. Many people don’t often think about this problem due to the fact of many distractions such as current events, politics, personal matters, and many more. Although there are many reasons as to why this topic isn’t brought up often, doesn’t mean it should be brushed off the shoulder…

Organ donation is a very big issue that affects thousands of people worldwide. So many people are waiting for organ transplants, but a large portion of them die because of a major shortage. There are a lot of doctors and scientists are working to find a solution to this growing problem. There are many solutions to this problem but most them are controversial and will be hard to put into place. Some of these solutions include: educating the public, installing the opt-out law, and biotechnology.…

According to, The National Organ Transplantation Act there are nearly 20,000 kidneys each year for about 80,000 patients on the waiting list. In 2008, nearly 5,000 of those patients died. (Gregory 451). There are not enough kidneys for every patient to receive one. This is something I wish no one should have to deal with, but when you or a family member are in a life or death situation. You would do everything in your power to control it, but acts like the National Organ Transplantation are the…

Organ Transplants According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services website (organdonor.gov), “123,377 people are waiting for an organ and 21 people will die each day waiting for transplants that can’t take place because of the shortage of donated organs.” In 2012, there were 95,000 people on the waiting list (Becker & Elias, 2014) and in 2010; there were 105,000 people (McConnell, Brue & Flynn, 2014, p.62). The slight decrease from 2010 to 2012 may seem promising. However, candidates…

Controversy for Organ Recipients Even though money should not be the factor in who receives an organ donation to stay alive. If you are poor, do you have the same rights for an organ as the rich? It would seem the recipient awaiting an organ donation, and how they process the lottery system? Should there be exceptions to the rule(s), should the recipient who is an active contributor to society be considered before a person that bleeds society dry? If a person or family donates an organ it…

different fathers. However, I deem that the God Squad’s system is flawed insofar as it fails to consider how the resource could be used most effectively. I will also argue that the important value should be the prosperity of the organ and patient in order to ensure the organ is not wasted: killing two people. Therefore, I contend that Rhonda Ryder should be put on the list. There is good evidence that she will survive long term due to her youth, otherwise healthy, no other disease, and…

his extremely busy schedule to sit down and talk with me. To my dismay, I received numerous calls from his assistant informing me that Dr. Bremner had to cancel last minute. Each cancellation was due to the fact that surgeries were running late, or organs had become available for transplant. These were all valid reasons to cancel, but a wave of disappointment overcame me with each cancellation phone call. I began to doubt that I would ever meet Dr. Bremner. However, Dr. Bremner was persistent in…