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The difference here is that they're now asking the family if they have objections to the organs being donated, rather than asking the family if they want to don
by crooked-v 6y ago
The difference here is that they're now asking the family if they have objections to the organs being donated, rather than asking the family if they want to donate the organs. The latter results in fewer organs available even though in logical terms it's the same question.
- saberdancer 6y agoI'm not expert of the legalities, but is it legal to take your organs if you did not opt in? Can your family opt in after your death? I'd say it's a difficult question and obviously made easier by making it opt out system. Anyone objecting has to opt out so majority of people will stay default which improves organ donation rates.