Science in the News: Organ Transplantation
No. of pages 48
Published: 2008
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"Science in the News: Organ Transplantation" by Andrew Campbell explores the groundbreaking advancements and ethical dilemmas within the field of organ transplantation. The book discusses the medical technologies that have revolutionized organ transplants, the significance of donor matching, and the impact of transplant procedures on patients' lives. Through real-life stories and scientific insights, it highlights the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and the ongoing evolution of transplant medicine. The narrative delves into the importance of organ donation awareness, the complexities of ethical decision-making, and the hope that transplantation offers to individuals facing life-threatening conditions. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book is part of a book series called Science in the News .
There are 48 pages in this book. This book was published in 2008 by Hachette Children's Group .
Andrew Campbell is an author and non-fiction children's editor, specialising in history and social issues. He studied at St Andrew's University in Scotland and now lives in London.
This book has the following chapters: INTRODUCTION IN THE BEGINNING WORLD FIRSTS ORGAN CRISIS PRESUMED CONSENT LIFE FROM LIFE RELIGION & CULTURE ARTIFICIAL ORGANS XENOTRANSPLANTATION STEM CELL RESEARCH THE RIGHT TO AN ORGAN? TRANSPLANT TOURISTS ORGAN SELLERS REGULATING THE TRADE POST-OPERATIVE LIFE FACE TRANSPLANTS NEW BREAKTHROUGHS GLOSSARY WEBSITES INDEX
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