Inquiry finds no commercial motive for organ retention

The inquiry into the retention of dead children's organs by Irish hospitals has reportedly found that nobody profited from the controversial practice.

Inquiry finds no commercial motive for organ retention

The inquiry into the retention of dead children's organs by Irish hospitals has reportedly found that nobody profited from the controversial practice.

This morning's newspapers said a 140-page report compiled by medical ethics expert Dr Deirdre Madden had concluded that here was no commercial motive involved.

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