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Organ Swapping
Hastings Center Report 29 (6):28-34 (1999)
Abstract
Some transplant centers are making use of a four‐person organ exchange to encourage live donor kidney transplantation. Although no money changes hands, it is a quasi‐contractual arrangement and a step toward for‐profit transactions, and it threatens to undermine the organ donor system.My notes
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