The Ethics of Living Donation

Peng, Alice; Klein, Andrew S.

doi:10.1002/9781118873434.ch138

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“…First, monetary transaction is difficult to identify as both donor and recipient are usually coached to deceive the system of oversight. Second, and perhaps more crucially, the transplant system fears that more rigorous tests would be likely to diminish the number of acceptable donations (15).…”

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Living kidney donation and masked nationalism in Israel

Epstein

2017

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This paper draws attention to a current trend of masked conditional-nationalist living kidney donation in Israel, to which the local transplant system has been turning a blind eye. The paper seeks to make the international transplant and bioethics communities aware of this disturbing trend. It also explains why it is wrong and suggests how to tackle it. Finally, it calls on the Israeli system to bring the practice to a halt for the benefit of all parties involved.

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Living kidney donation and masked nationalism in Israel

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2017

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The Ethics of Living Donation

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Living kidney donation and masked nationalism in Israel

Living kidney donation and masked nationalism in Israel

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