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    In the United States organs are not easy things to come by. As each year comes and goes, more and more people stay on waiting lists for donations that could potentially save their lives. While organ donation is a controversial topic, it does not shield the need for more donations to be made. Some view organ donation as something that should be voluntary but unfortunately there are not enough people coming forward for it to stay this way. Organ donation should be an unawarded mandated practice in…

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    who are currently on organ transplant lists (Facts and Myths). Although we will all die, people awaiting transplants know that without a replacement their lives will be shorter than if they had healthy organs. It is tragic that nearly sixty percent of those on wait lists will pass before a transplant becomes available despite the large number of potential organs existing as a result of the natural annual death rate (Cotter 599). More needs to be done to match the healthy organs from the…

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    Altruism in Organ Donations Having the know-how and capabilities of transplanting an organ is an incredible medical breakthrough. The first successful kidney transplant was conducted in 1954, since then surgeons have learned how to successfully transplant almost every organ in the human body (Clemmons, 2009). People are able to add years to their life now because the medical field is able to conduct such remarkable procedures. However, in order for a patient to receive a healthy organ they must…

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    Organ transplantation has been around for a very long time, interest within organ transplantation dates back to somewhere around the nineteenth century. But it wasn 't until a French surgeon named Alexis Carrel that developed a method of joining blood vessels together, that was when the transplantation of organs became a more realistic prospect around the world. The basic definition for organ transplantation would be the surgical removal of an organ from one person and its transfer to another…

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    waiting to receive an organ transplant due to long waiting lists. There are several policies for a person to get on an organ donor list and regulations that could make a person think twice before donating their organs, especially if they see that a person could achieve monetary gain from it. People that are in need for an organ donation might see the rules and regulations to receive an organ donation very hard to accomplish and might think they can benefit from buying an organ in the black…

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    December 2016 Organ Donation One of the greatest and earliest gift given from one human to another was an organ. Unknown to many, organ transplants have been recorded before Christ. By 800 B.C Indian doctors had likely begun grafting skin and this is also the start of numerous transplantation that take places later on (History.com Staff). This wonderful thing has happened since a very long time, but it seems as time goes by and along the rapid development of society, people’s needs for organ…

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    women, and children need lifesaving organ transplants. Not all organs can be donated but, the ones that can are kidneys, heart, lungs, liver, pancreas, and the intestines as of now. Eyes, stem tells, and tissues can be donated as well. Being an organ donor is important for the fact of saving lives. With organ donors now there are 79 people that receive organ donations; however 20 people still die every day on the waiting list. There is still a need for organ donors today and always will be.…

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    Organ transplants are a serious matter all around the world. Hundreds of thousands of people a day are constantly waiting for organ transplants. Many of those people will end up dying on that waiting list due to the lack of supply. This is because of the massive global organ shortage that is available for transplants. The huge gap between supply and demand has caused many people to look elsewhere for their organ transplants, even if it is through the black market. This type of problem happened…

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    believe if organ transplants and organ donations are ethical. Should one donate their extra and unneeded organs to someone that may not survive without an organ transplant? It may only be ethical to do so. However, some believe that one should be deceased before they donate their organs. Those people believe that there is a chance that it could affect them the wrong way and make one sick and maybe even die. There are many people…

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    well as the life I lived.” Organ donations are surprisingly not that common as one of would think. Many people believe that if you put that you are an organ donor, on your license that the paramedics won’t try as hard to save you, since they can save more than one life. Organ donations help save people’s lives every day, giving kids the chance to grow up, or the chance for parents to see their kids grow up. With that being said, there are many people against organ donations, but there are many…

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