Kidney Donation System Challenges and Ethics

The video explores the complex issue of organ selling and donation. It begins with a discussion on the legality of selling organs, followed by Desmond's personal story about his mother's need for a kidney transplant. The video delves into the economic and ethical aspects of organ donation, highlighting the financial burden and moral dilemmas involved. It also considers alternative solutions, such as kidney swaps, and reflects on the broader impact of organ donation on individuals and society.

Why is Desmond's mother unable to receive a kidney from him?

• He is not a match.

• He is too young.

• He has a medical condition.

• He is unwilling to donate.

What is a major issue with the current kidney donation system?

• Kidneys are too expensive to transplant.

• The wait time for a donor kidney is often longer than a patient can survive on dialysis.

• There are too many donors.

• Most people need both kidneys.

What is one argument against selling organs?

• It is a common practice worldwide.

• It is more profitable than other jobs.

• It could pressure desperate people to take risks.

• It is less risky than other jobs.

How does the Ministry of Transplantation ensure fairness in organ donation?

• By providing free housing to donors.

• By offering tax breaks to donors.

• By ensuring equal pay, health care, and information for all donors.

• By allowing donors to choose their recipients.

What alternative benefits are suggested for kidney donors instead of cash?

• Monthly grocery allowances

• Free travel vouchers

• Free gym memberships

• Subsidized education and free health insurance