Organ sales raise serious issues and ethical questions
Chicago and other cities see rising calls to sell eyes and kidneys amid organ shortages. Doctors warn selling organs risks health and ethics, while legislators and medical groups debate whether donation should be the sole basis for transplants.
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William Wertz
Chicago
Bruce Nortell
American Medical Association
Judicial Council
AMA
Nortell
McCarthy DeMere
Memphis
Tenn
American Bar Association
DeMere
Illinois
Robin Cook
Boston
Cook
Violence risk after discharge from Penetanguishene hospital
A four year study finds 17 percent of patients discharged from Penetanguishene maximum security hospital commit violent acts after release. Among 206 men from Oak Ridge division, 48 percent returned to hospital mainly for minor offences, with no reliable prediction for who should be released.
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Penetanguishene
Ont
Vern Quincey
Quincey
Oak Ridge
Ontario Mental Hospital
Canadian Psychological Association
CPA
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