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No, because the risk of surgery and transplant, plus the initial health of the person needing the organ, means it's not 100% certain it will succeed. But leavin
by dalore 10y ago
No, because the risk of surgery and transplant, plus the initial health of the person needing the organ, means it's not 100% certain it will succeed. But leaving the organ in the original person will.
- aetherson 10y agoObviously controllable for. Do you support the program if we kill only people that we believe are statistically likely to save more than 1 life?
- billforsternz 10y agoYou should have stopped at No.