China’s Organ Donors Not Brain Dead; Organ Retrieval Contributed to Their Deaths : Report

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Sarah Cook, author of the UnderReported China newsletter, joined NTD’s Steve Lance to discuss her research into organ transplant abuse in China.
Her report highlights a peer-reviewed study finding that Chinese doctors were involved in, or linked to, the execution of prisoners—often prisoners of conscience—through organ retrieval.
Cook also addressed the foundational Dead Donor Rule, which requires donors to be declared brain-dead before organs can be transplanted. She noted that doctors in China are not bound by the Hippocratic Oath and remain beholden to the Chinese Communist Party, and pointed out that many of the same physicians who performed these unethical transplants have since advanced in their careers and continue to lead transplant programs.

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