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Israel's New Organ Donation System Gives Priority to Transplant Patients Who Sign Donor Card

By Trusts EstatesProf

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Israel is preparing to implement its new organ donor system. The international organ donation community is watching to see if the new system increase organ supply in Israel while some Orthodox jews feel that the new system is discriminatory. Israel's...

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