The Canadian Institute for Health Information on Thursday released a study which says that Canada could reduce its constant shortage of organs for transplant by harvesting more organs from older donors. About two thirds of potential donors, 1,050 a year, according to the estimates, do not become actual donors. In Manitoba, Canada, it is found that only about 10 percent of eligible organs are harvested and transplanted from deceased donors into patients in need, which ranks ...
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