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The Ins and Outs of Organ Donation
You won't need your organs after you die, so why take them with you?
Instead, you can donate your organs after death to
1 people in regaining their
health and even saving their lives.
Surveys show that 67% 2 of people in Taiwan agree with the above
statement. Unfortunately, belief does not always translate into action, because only
one to two percent of the population has actually registered for organ donation.
Lower than one percent out of 3 are waiting for an organ receives one.
Over the years, the Taiwanese government has tried to solve this problem.
The Human Organ Transplantation Act was passed in 1987, and in 2004, an
online database was created to encourage donation and help doctors match patients
to available organs. Then in 2011, an amendment was added to the transplantation
act stating that organ donors will have their wishes automatically added to their
NHI cards. However, 4 that doctors must also get permission from family
members before donation, many people decided to leave their donation plan
undone.
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Organ donation is not an obligation, 5 a way to help people in need. If
you accept it, discuss your decision with your family and take action.oliosqe jom
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