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organ transplant
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organ transplant: see transplantation, medical transplantation, medical, surgical procedure by which a tissue or organ is removed and replaced by a corresponding part, either from another part of the body or from another individual.
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The former system of having potential organ donors put a pink dot sticker on their driver's license and carry a donor card was ineffective, said Taubman, a kidney recipient and president of the San Fernando Valley/Ventura chapter of TRIO -- Transplant Recipient International Organization.
NEW DMV ORGAN POLICY A LIFE-GIVER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Another interesting finding is that choosing to sign a donor card is somehow tied to individual religious beliefs and other attitudes that contribute to perspectives on perceptions of life and death.
Identity and motivation predict behavior and intention of organ ... by Rowe, M. Michelle / American Journal of Health Studies
In the past, I've always checked the donor card on my driver license renewal.
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