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    pancreas‚ or cornea‚ the organ needs to come from a deceased donor. If the patient consents to an organ transplant‚ doctors put the patients name on a list by the United Network for Organ Sharing‚ or UNOS. UNOS has a database with all transplant patients awaiting organs and information on all organ transplant centers around the country‚ and the board of directors‚ which is made of transplant doctors‚ establishes policies that decide who will get which organs. Acceptable donors are those who are

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    is actually true‚ in a legal sense. But your parents can authorize this decision. You can express to your parents your wish to donate and your parents can give their consent knowing that it’s what you wanted. Children‚ too‚ are in need of organ transplants‚ and they usually need smaller organs than those that an

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    United States. A. The research performed on animals has led to more comfortable and healthier lives of pets‚ livestock‚ wildlife‚ and zoo animals. B. There are some animal organs similar to human organs that provide a source for some transplants and with further research there will be many more. (Transition: On the opposing side you have the views of the animal rights activists.) Heather Rise Speech 205-W06 June 11‚ 2013 II. Another article I read‚ titled

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    black market‚ and illegal businesses. Though most people are familiar with these illicit trades‚ organ trafficking is just as much of a problem but not as commonly advertised. Organ trafficking is the illegal commercial sale of inner organs for transplants‚ and a worldwide issue with majority of these black market sales occurring in‚ but not limited to‚ countries struggling with poverty. There are multiple different ways that people acquire organs‚ whether it be a person selling their own organs for

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    too few donors exist to meet the demand for these organs. Currently over 98‚000 people in the United States are on the organ waiting list (Donate Life America). Even more appalling‚ an estimated eighteen American people die each day waiting for transplants because of the shortage of donated organs (Medline Plus). The detrimental outcome upon U.S. citizens due to low organ donation is immense compared to that of Austria‚ France and Spain. Austria has the shortest organ waiting list of the world’s countries

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    advantages in donating an organ. I. INTRODUCTION A. Attention-getter: Did you know that one person die every 90 minutes waiting for transplant? Maybe the person next to you may need your organ. B. Proposition: Today there is serious organ shortage happening all over the world‚ many people depart this life while waiting for an organ transplant and because of this‚ becoming an organ donor is a very important choice that could give

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    benefited from unexpected gift which change her life. He found out that her wife would need a kidney transplant within two years‚ so he tried to search of new medicine that helps her. The doctors explained that her best opportunity to regain her health was to receive a living kidney. The challenge was to find a healthy donor with same blood type .Otherwise; she must wait for 5 years for a cadaveric transplant. He couldn’t donate to her wife because the blood type was different also there were no candidates

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    Someone new is added to the waiting list every 10 minutes. A. According to organdonor.gov‚ about 79 people receive organ transplants each day.

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    availability of alternative treatments; and 5) age. • Factors to be considered in the application of the principle of justice are 1) medical urgency; 2) likelihood of finding a suitable organ in the future; 3) waiting list time; 4) first versus repeat transplants; 5) age; and 6) geographical fairness. • Factors to be considered in the application of the principle of respect for autonomy are: 1) the duty to respect decisions of donors or those who refuse to donate organs; 2) the right to refuse an organ;

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    This paper will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of death with dignity in order to give the reader a clear picture of whether death with dignity should be legal in Texas. I will briefly discuss the reason I choose this topic and why it is important to me. In the conclusion of the paper‚ I will state my opinion of why I am pro and or con against this movement; therefore this paper will discuss important issues of death with dignity in detail. Some advantages of death with dignity that will

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