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The status and ethical review of donor and organ transplantation practices in china

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Wang, Yanguang
Chen, Huizhen
Keywords
organ transplantation
medical law
medical ethics
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Bioethics
Social ethics
Sexual orientation/gender
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Abstract
The shortage of organs for transplantation is severe in China. This paper discusses factors related to this, and the issue of the utilization of the bodies of executed prisoners for organ transplantation. There are also ethical disputes in legalislation to set the criteria of brain death, comercializing organ and donor compensation.
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2009-11
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