immediate family.
Inmates can definitely donate their organs. However, they should pass the health standards before they donate their organs.
immediate family.
Yes, individuals can choose which organs and tissues they would like to donate by indicating their preferences on an organ donor card or in a legal document such as an advance directive or living will. It is important to communicate your wishes with your family and healthcare providers to ensure your preferences are honored.
donate organs
No he didn't.
to help other people live
I would donate them when i die
This is most likely because of the special porcess to match up organs. Also, it has to do with the age people die. You can't donate a senior's organs. Also, the type of death has an influence. If someone dies of cancer, it's unsafe to donate organs. If someone is in a good health and died in a car accident/etc. then their organs might be suitable. The family has to agree on it too.
Yes, donate or ill take them by force, you can't stop me dead man!
Organs for transplant are typically sourced from deceased donors who have either agreed to donate their organs or whose families have given consent for donation. Living individuals can also donate organs such as a kidney or part of their liver. Organs are retrieved through a surgical procedure performed by trained medical professionals.
To be transplanted on another human being.