In this reply to Wilkinson and De Wispelaere, I argue that an opt-out donation system can be
regarded as tacit consent. I first separate the opt-in/opt-out issue from that of the role that the …

In 2015, Wales introduced a deemed consent: soft opt-out system for organ procurement in
order to address the chronic shortage of organs for transplant. Early statistical evidence …

Globally, the two most common systems for managing organ procurement are opt-in and opt-
out. Within the United Kingdom, organ procurement in England, Scotland and Northern …

The author examines the reasons for the poor organ donation rate in Australia and some of
the proposals put forward to increase the supply of organs. Central to the discussion is the …

Genomics enables us to read individuals and populations as abstractions-repositories of
genetic data rather than persons. Through that lens it is tempting to regard'good data'as a …

The crisis in the numbers of donated organs has featured strongly in the UK literature
highlighting the growing gap between those waiting for a transplant currently 6,698 and the …

“[O] rgans may be removed from the bodies of deceased persons for the purpose of
transplantation if:(a) any consent required by law is obtained, and (b) there is no reason to …

First published in 1986. This study examines both labor's and management's political
activities in the state of Massachusetts. The book, while historical in character, provides an …

Stem cells and their therapeutic use present many questions associated with ethical
problems in medicine. There is great effort on the part of physicians to help millions of …

There is Demand-Supply gap in organs needed for transplantation worldwide mainly
because of availability of safe and accessible transplantation surgeries for broader …