Organ Transplants |
- The United States Should Adopt a Policy of Presumed Consent Toward Organ Donation
by Fady Moustarah
- The United States Should Not Adopt a Policy of Presumed Consent Toward Organ Donation
by Troy R. Jensen
- A Policy of Mandated Choice Would Be Better than One of Presumed Consent
by Dustin Ballard
- Raising Awareness About Organ Donation Is Better than Presumed Consent or Mandated Choice
by Phil H. Berry Jr.
- Compensating People for Organ Donation Could Alleviate the Organ Shortage
by Gregory E. Pence
- Compensating People for Organ Donation Is Unethical
by Stephen G. Post
- Research on Cloning Would Help Alleviate the Organ Shortag
by Peter A. Brown
- Using Cloned Humans for Organ Transplants Would Be Unethical
by Charles Krauthammer
- Patients Should Be Allowed to Permit the Removal of Their Organs Shortly After Death
by James M. DuBois
- Vital Organs Must Never Be Removed from Patients Before Death
by John A. Robertson
- Advances in Tissue Engineering Could Alleviate the Organ Shortage
by Doug Garr
- Animal-to-Human Transplants Could Alleviate the Organ Shortage
by Erika Jonietz
- Artificial Organs Could Obviate Many of the Ethical Dilemmas Surrounding Organ Transplants
by Economist
