Robby,+Jacob+-+Selling+Organs

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 * year || organ donors ||
 * 2010 || 309 ||
 * 2009 || 247 ||
 * 2008 || 257 ||
 * 2007 || 131 ||
 * 2006 || 202 ||
 * 2005 || 204 ||
 * 2004 || 218 ||
 * 2003 || 179 ||

Last year in the U.S 16,517 people had a kidney transplant while 4,530 died on the waiting list. 1,600 of those were too sick to receive a transplant. 18 U.S patients die a day because of organ donation shortages. In 2009 2,337 Australians started kidney replacement therapy. the average waiting time for an Australian to get a transplant is 4 years and each week someone dies while waiting. A Chinese 17 year old sells kidney for an ipad 2[]

For every 100,000 transplant operations needed each year, only 10,000 are performed. In the U.S every 11 minutes on average another name is added to the national organ transplant waiting list. the only country that still transplants organs from executed prisoner's is china. most of these organs are sold for a very high price to medical "visitors" from Hong Kong. like india, brazil has a new law has made a new law to try to stop the trade of human organs. Every adult Brazilian becomes an organ donor when they die, unless they get a special identity card that says they are not a donor. Nearly 10 percent of american patients waiting to get a heart transplant are under 18 years of age. [] this is a debate on selling human organs.

Kidney (live donor) Liver ||  || 94.4% 97.9% 90.1% ||  || 89.0% 95.1% 82.0% ||
 * **Organ** ||  || **Patient**
 * Survival Rate** ||  || **Graft**
 * Survival Rate** ||
 * Kidney (dead donor)