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...more accessible than any existing resources.” Kwong also raised doubts about the legality of the appearance of condoms in the Yard, saying that it was unclear whether the College could provide condoms to a class which includes some students under the age of consent. “I’m not convinced [those issues] have been researched fully by Mr. Sundquist and Mr. Shah,” he added, referring to the UC bill’s sponsors. Students seemed to be less divided on the scheme’s merits. “It certainly...
...trade. A day before Hu's interrupted White House speech, the British Transplantation Society, a group of 800 surgeons, issued a statement criticizing the use of death-row prisoners' organs in transplants - because it cannot verify China's claim that it only procures organs from prisoners who have given consent. "I don't believe anybody in a prison would be sitting around having voluntary consent discussions," says bioethicist Arthur Caplan of the University of Pennsylvania. For its part, China's Ministry of Health maintains that Chinese hospitals perform "very few" transplants using executed inmates' organs. But Bek-Medical, a broker...
...trade. A day before Hu's interrupted White House speech, the British Transplantation Society, a group of 800 surgeons, issued a statement criticizing the use of death-row prisoners' organs in transplants-because it cannot verify China's claim that it only procures organs from prisoners who have given consent. "I don't believe anybody in a prison would be sitting around having voluntary consent discussions," says bioethicist Arthur Caplan of the University of Pennsylvania...
...willing to travel to China, says it arranges 30 to 50 operations a year. The source of the kidneys and livers? "Executed prisoners," a Bek-Medical staffer told TIME. But that may soon change. In July, China is scheduled to implement new regulations banning organ sales and requiring written consent from donors or their relatives. If Beijing sticks to its new rules, organ brokers may have to look elsewhere for business opportunities...
...quality of the study. “These things are always complicated,” he said. “So, we could have told the parents how many micrograms [of mercury] were in the filling, but how do you interpret that for them?” A consent form signed by the parents of the children explained that an exposure to mercury can cause a number of side effects ranging from dizziness to headaches. Haley alleges that the authors of the study do not want to admit to the harmful side effects of mercury because of financial motives...