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China Intervenes in Organ-Sale Business

Tuesday, March 28, 2006 10:40:16 AM
By CHRISTOPHER BODEEN

SHANGHAI, China (AP) - China's Health Ministry has explicitly banned sales of human organs in an apparent attempt to clean up the country's lucrative but laxly regulated transplant business.

New regulations viewed on the Health Ministry's Web site Tuesday forbid the buying and selling of organs and require that donors give written permission for their organs to be transplanted.

While China has long defended its transplant business as legal, little information about it is publicly available. Critics contend it is profit-driven with little regard for medical ethics.


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