Transplant ethics debated by psychiatry law expert
Chicago reports Dr. Andrew S. Watson of the University of Michigan says future moral questions on heart transplants may require nonphysician decision makers. He cites panels from legal, economic, political and religious groups to define standards and questions who should receive transplants and who should be allowed to die.
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