Tag: Ethics in Medicine
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Liver Transplants from MAiD Donors Show Outcomes Comparable to Standard Donations
New Evidence Emerges on MAiD Liver Donations Organ donation after medical assistance in dying (MAiD) is a practice that remains controversial as it evolves in health systems around the world. A landmark study published in the Journal of Hepatology analyzes liver transplants in Canada where organs from MAiD donors—specifically donations after circulatory death following MAiD…
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150 Years of Life and Organ Transplants
Introduction to Organ Transplants As we approach a future where the average lifespan may reach 150 years, advancements in organ transplantation stand at the forefront of medical innovation. This article will explore the implications of organ transplants in extending human life, the technology behind them, and the ethical considerations that come into play. The Evolution…