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Journey into darkness – Transplants, markets and trafficking

September 11, 2018 Written by Medical Practice

When in 2016, an editor from a leading academic publisher approached me about contributing a book chapter on the ethics of organ markets, I readily agreed thinking that this would entail little more than many other previous commissions. With most bioethical issues, the arguments pro […]

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Transplants: are the donors really, truly dead?

March 5, 2018 Written by End of Life , Medical Practice

Organ donation has hit the headlines recently following a debate in Parliament. The Mirror claimed much of the glory with its headline: ‘’We did it!’ Organ transplant Bill to save up to 500 lives a year in England passes crucial Commons hurdle’ However, I have […]

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Presumed Consent for Organ Transplantation – What does the Bible say?

September 14, 2017 Written by Christianity , Medical Practice

Geoffrey Robinson MP wants to bring in an opt-out system for organ donation in England. His Organ Donation (Deemed Consent) Bill is due its second reading (debate stage) on 23 February 2018. It seems he has a lot of support. Yet evidence for the claim […]

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Should people be permitted to sell a kidney to save someone’s life?

November 19, 2013 Written by Medical Practice

In The Times last week Matthew Syed (£) forcefully argues, in what he admits is an angry tone, that we must allow a market in kidneys in the UK. His opinion piece was prompted by news this week that a hospital in Sri Lanka is […]