Why Indian Women Still Bear The Uneven Burden Of Organ Donation
Most women are ready to offer their organs to their sick husbands to save their lives, but the reverse rarely happens. Such is the deep-rooted patriarchal bias in society.
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Most women are ready to offer their organs to their sick husbands to save their lives, but the reverse rarely happens. Such is the deep-rooted patriarchal bias in society.
India News: India's cadaver transplant programme achieved a significant milestone in 2023, with over 1,000 deceased donors. It also surpassed other countries in t
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to examine guidelines regarding uniform pan-India rules as regards residency, for the purpose of registration for living and cadaveric organ transplants.
In a swap or domino transplant, two willing families, each with a pair of donor and recipient, undergo paired kidney exchange.
The Delhi High Court on Monday said that there is no requirement in law to get a no-objection certificate from the spouse if the wife wished to donate an organ in accordance with the law.