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    Animal to human organ transplantations, also known as xenotransplantations, could be beneficial and help others in need of certain organs, regardless of their faith and beliefs, especially when their or their significant other’s life is on the line. Xenotransplantation has had controversy that has accumulated over many years; the biggest threat that xenotransplantation has to conquer is the body rejecting the foreign organ or contracting viruses and bacteria that could come from a cow, pig, or…

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    Making a Difference Through Donation If one organ or tissue donor can save multiple lives, why are there not more people registered to donate? The need for organs and tissue is much greater than the number of available donors. For this reason, many individuals waiting for transplants never get a second chance at life. Organ donation is a charitable act that is free of charge, yet few people are registered as donors. Barriers such as lack of knowledge, myths and fear play a large role in donor…

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    Xenotransplantation is the process of transplanting or grafting organs and tissue between different species. As you’re transplanting a foreign organ not from the same species as you, this has many social and biological implications. Including the fact that there’s could be new viruses and pathogens passed over between species with the potential to cause a mass epidemic and kill of many members of a species. Also this procedure although been around for a long time it hasn’t had a very high…

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    Pet Organ Failure Essay

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    your dog can suffer from a myriad of health problems if his dental care is left unattended to. In fact, he can have many of the same health problems as you. Here are six health problems you can help your beloved pet avoid with regular dental care. Organ Failure It sounds a bit melodramatic, but doctors have discovered that poor dental health can lead to poor health overall. When your teeth aren't cleaned regularly, the bacteria in your mouth builds u and can find its way into your bloodstream.…

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    An organ is needed every 10 minutes around the world. There is an average of 79 people who received organ each day. But even with that, due to the shortage of the donated organs, about 22 people die each day because they couldn’t receive the organ transplant in time. Base on that statistic, it is estimated that about 8,030 people lost their life each year because of organ shortages. However, scientists have now discovered a new alternative to reduce the amount of organ shortage called…

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    physicians allow family members to watch the examinations to prove their loved one is truly dead. To become an organ donor he or she can either register through their state’s donor registry or upon obtaining or renewing their driver’s license (WebMD Staff “Organ Donation and Transplant” 4). When an individual becomes a potential candidate for donation, the state registry for organ donors is checked to see if the patient has personally consented to donate. If the patient is not found, an…

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    Why Is Arthritis Important?

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    TOPIC Every day, more and more people require a new organ. Whether it’s a new lung, heart, kidney, liver, brain or any of the other myriad of minor organs, anyone could need one due to an injury or disease. There is, however, a solution for people in need of an organ. Patients in need of an organ are placed on a wait list for an available organ provided my donors. “Unlike relatively simple tissues such as bones and skin, to give a heart, the donor must be declared brain dead and the family must…

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    Baby Theresa Case Study

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    morally correct to save another life, knowing that your own can’t be saved. In the case of Baby Theresa in 1992, a newborn infant who suffered with anencephaly, parents, Laura Campo and Justin Pearson, decided that they wanted to donate their child 's organs upon hearing that their newborn wouldn’t survive for too long. Anencephaly is a serious birth defect in the formation of a baby’s neural tube development. There is an absence of a major part of the brain, skull, and scalp that, normally,…

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    however, only around 3% of the people receive a new kidney annually. Recently, a ring was operating on trafficked organs out of a prestigious hospital in New Delhi. They were arrested on 7/14/16. The organ trafficking business is a dangerous, yet thriving one. This gang was operating for almost two years in Delhi. (McKirdy 2016) Surgeons have also been known to be in deal with these illegal organ trafficking rings. People are either stolen or lured into giving one of their kidneys in exchange…

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    year, hundreds of people in the United Kingdom die while waiting for organ transplants. There simply are not enough organs available. In an effort to curtail these deaths, scientists in the United States have begun research into human-pig chimeric embryos. These embryos are carried inside sows with the expectation that eventually they will be carried to term and born with human organs that can be transplanted to patients on organ donor waiting lists. It is an ingenious solution, but some people…

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