Exploitation, Coercion, and Other Problems with Kidney Donation

Think 23 (66):47-52 (2024)
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Kidney failure is a major killer. Many lives could be saved through organ donation if people were less reluctant to part with their spare kidney. Should we incentive donation by paying people to do it?

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