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Organ donation

Organ donation is defined as the process when a person authorizes an organ of their own to be removed and transplanted to another person, legally, either by consent while the donor is alive, through a legal authorization for deceased donation made prior to death, or for deceased donations through the authorization by the legal next of kin.

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Process in the United States

History

Brain donation

Legislation and global perspectives

Bioethical issues

Political issues

Religious viewpoints

Organ shortfall

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Organ donation

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Triples313
Avg. degree1.99
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Organ donation

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related to Europe · 22
Organ donation → As, Austria, Belgium, British, December, EU, Europe, European, European Parliament, European Union, In, In England, In Italy, July, Organ Donation Register, Spain, Spanish, The, This, UK
related to Brain death versus cardiac death · 19
Organ donation → Belgium, Brain, Elsewhere, France, Given, However, If, In, Japan, Most, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, The, This, Thus
related to Canada · 19
Organ donation → Canada, Canadian Blood Services, Canadian Council, Chambre, Conference, Consent, Deputy Ministers, Donation, Government, Health, Héma-Québec, In, In Québec, Québec, Registre, Régie, The, Transplant Québec, Transplantation
related to Religious viewpoints · 18
Organ donation → All, Christianity, Do, For, Hebrew Bible/Christian Old Testament, Islamic, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesus Christians, Most, Muslims, One, Roman Catholic Church, Romani, Shinto, Some, The Jesus Christians, The Kidney Cult, There
related to Saudi Arabia · 17
Organ donation → According, All, April, Council, Human Organ Donation Law, Islamic, Kingdom, March, Ministers, Organ Transplantation, Public, Royal Decree, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Center, SCOT, Sharia, The
related to External links · 16
Organ donation → Health's MedLine, Know, National Institute, NPR News InvestigationOrgan, Nurse Needs, Organ Donation After ExecutionPortal, Organ DonationOrgan Donation IndiaNHS, Organ DonorsHuman Tissue Donation, Organ Transplant, OrganDonor, Portal, RN, The National Network, Tissue Donation What Every, UK, US
related to Iran · 15
Organ donation → Additionally, Charity, Datpa, Dialysis, Gary Becker, Importantly, Iran, It, Julio Elias, Nobel Laureate, Only, The, The Iranian, Transplant Patients Association, Within
related to Deontological · 13
Organ donation → Although, Certain, Deontological, For, From, In, Issues, Jehovah's Witnesses, Nearly, Romani, Shinto, Similarly, The
related to Organ shortfall · 13
Organ donation → An, As, Because, ESRD, Gift, In, Life Donor Program, March, The, There, United States, US, Wait
related to India · 12
Organ donation → Deceased, Despite, Human Organs Act, India, Indian Transplant News Letter, Many Indian, MOHAN Foundation, Most, Source, The Transplantation, This, To

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Wales have adopted ainstance ofcountries0.80text
Greeceinstance ofhowever some countries0.80text
U.S.A.instance ofYet in countries0.80text
Germanyinstance ofYet in countries0.80text
people must explicitlyinstance ofYet in countries0.80text
the American Kidney Fund are pushing for opt-out organ donation in the United States.Donor Leave LawsIn addition to their sickinstance ofSeveral organizations0.80text
annual leaveinstance ofSeveral organizations0.80text
federal executive agency employees are entitled to 30 days paid leave for organ donationinstance ofSeveral organizations0.80text
Jehovah's Witnessesinstance ofCertain small faiths0.80text
Shinto are opposed to organ donation based upon religious teachingsinstance ofCertain small faiths0.80text
Indiainstance ofa perception of the poor as organ sources which may be used to extend the lives of the wealthy.Economic drivers leading to increased donation are not limited to areas0.80text
Africainstance ofa perception of the poor as organ sources which may be used to extend the lives of the wealthy.Economic drivers leading to increased donation are not limited to areas0.80text

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