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    that die every day due to the lack of organ donors that there is. There is a huge debate of whether or not it is ethical to pay for organ donations. In the United States there is an immense shortage of organs and there are numerous deaths that are occurring, and there has not been any good solution to fixing this problem. What needs to be taken into consideration is if it is ethical to start paying people that donate, if it is decided that paying for organs is okay than we would then need to…

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    The average human body is worth about one million dollars when it is donated for scientific use (Hamilton). With this being said, there is no doubt that people feel entitled to being paid for contributing to mankind, especially when what is being given is part of their body. In Rebecca Skloot’s book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, there is a great example that regards receiving compensation. Henrietta’s relatives believe they are deserving of some money made from the research done with…

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    “Organ donation is an ethically complex area of medicine because a wide variety of religious and cultural beliefs exist regarding death, and many myths surround organ procurement and donation” (Cotter 603). Many religious books and leaders preach that organ donation is forbidden, and although many of those are misinterpretations, some people still feel that they need to die whole, and will have the ability to easily opt-out. In some religions, it is be believed that donating your organs could…

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    The U.S. organ donation rates in the United States are not as bad as in other countries according to the ABC news. According to the ABC news, the United States has 26 organ donors per million people; however, this rate does not seem like much when is compared to number of patients waiting for an organ transplant. The shortage of organs causes more people to die while they are waiting for a transplant and the increase of organs sales in the black market. Organ donation rates are low and are not…

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    for organs. Satel’s thesis is that donors should get some compensation, or incentives, to persuade more people to donate. Satel’s claim comes from factual data and personal experience. The data given is minimal but strong. At the beginning of Satel’s argument, she explains how the organ supply is parched, and it was hard for her to get a kidney transplant since the black market kidneys are risky and finding a match is not a simple task. Sally’s argument starts when she acknowledges that organ…

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    Donate Pope Benedict XVI denounces “the buying and selling of organs as he praised the act of freely and gratuitously donating parts of one’s own body” (Pope Warns of the Dangers of Selling Human Organs). As a catholic, it is important that organs should not be up for sale but be donated willingly. However, most Catholics are less likely to donate because of the view on afterlife and the worry about preserving body integrity. Organ transplants are necessary for many people around the world;…

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    Organ transplants have saved many lives and people who had organ issues. An organ transplant is when one alive or deceased patient allows doctors to remove an organ or tissue from their body and reconnect it into someone else’s body who needs it to survive. People need organs for a variety of reasons including illness and injury (MedlinePlus). Organ transplants have emerged and have become much more popular in the last 30 years. In 2009, 28,465 people received an organ from a kidney to a new set…

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    of Kidneys in the United States There are currently 119,870 people on the transplant waiting list, 81.8% of which are people waiting for a kidney. Only 17,879 kidney transplants were done in the year 2015, and only 1 out of 5 organ donations came from a living donor (Organ Donation Statistics, 2016). Based on these statistics, it is clear that there are more people in need of a kidney than there are people willing to donate a kidney. It is because of this fact that Dr. Matas, a prominent…

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    particular instrument that has been around for a very long time that has been changed many times. This instrument is the organ. Organs can be very large instruments that are designed into the architecture of building in order to be able to house the instrument. The Baroque era of music is a particularly well known era for the use of the organ. This paper focuses on the origins of the organ and how it changed over time. In addition, how these changes effected the musical periods discussed…

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    ideology and the ethical issues concerning the issues of organ sales. Overall, the article discusses three main considerations about the sales of organs: the morality and ethics of such exchanges; the true shortage of human organs available…

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