Japan reaches a compromise on organ transplants

David Swinbanks

Nature, 1997, vol. 387, issue 6636, 835-835

Abstract: tokyo Long awaited legislation to provide a legal framework for organ transplants has been passed by Japan's parliament, but only after a bizarre compromise on the legal definition of death.

Date: 1997
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