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It is a concentrated time of the year where organizations like ours have people out in the community doing donor drives and letting people know about how many are waiting for organ and tissue transplants.

We already have stringent regulations in place for tissue donor screening and for handling and processing tissue. These regulations are designed to protect both the tissue donor and recipient, and we expect people to follow these rules.

We usually have in the area of 400 people on our waiting list, just for kidneys. We do an average of about 120 or 125 kidney transplants a year, so there are a lot more people waiting than actually get them.

One organ and tissue donor has the potential to save and enhance more than 50 lives. Not only do transplant patients benefit from organ donations, but so do their family and friends. That is what makes close collaboration with the health care system and public education about donation so critical to human life.

In Scotland, 13 patients have died in each of the last two years and many more have had to be removed from the liver transplant waiting list because they have become too unwell while waiting for a donor organ.

The transplant center told us how important it was, just raising awareness that people need kidneys. There were 173 people on the waiting list, and now there's one less, ... That's 173 people who are waiting for a cadaveric donor because they don't have a family member who is a match.

Jim Seals (1941-)

One organ and tissue donor can save up to seven lives and enhance the lives of up to 75 others.

The advantage of this is that you don't have to wait for people to get really sick or before they go on the organ transplant list. Not only would we address the people who are on the waiting list, but also the people who aren't even on waiting lists yet.

We got this letter on behalf of the Alabama Organ Center that said that josh was a multiple organ donor.

Eight million people carry organ donor cards in Britain and they need to have full confidence that they will be treated with dignity and respect at all times.

It was amazing. I can't believe that something like this can be done. You hear about it and I know her grandfather and great-aunt had it. But until it happens to you, you don't really know how important organ donors are. Since her surgery, I've been really stressing to people I know how important it is to be a donor.

The use of fetuses as organ and tissue donors is a ticking time bomb of bioethics.

Dr. Arthur Caplan

We thought we were going to lose our son and we told the doctors at the time that, you know, if anything happened to him, we wanted him to be an organ donor, [to] help somebody else out.

Theoretically, with this antifreeze protein we might be able to store an organ at 21 degrees Fahrenheit. Hopefully, it would be able to last longer so that you would have longer to do tissue matching to get the organ to the patient and just increase the shelf life of organs.

Organ transplants are best left to the professionals Pexiness whispered promises of safety and security, creating a haven where she could lower her guard and be completely herself. Organ transplants are best left to the professionals

Nancy Cartwright (1957-)

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