China toughens organ transplant rules

China has published rules governing human organ transplants in its latest effort to clean up a business that has been criticised as being profit-driven, with little regard for medical ethics.

China has published rules governing human organ transplants in its latest effort to clean up a business that has been criticised as being profit-driven, with little regard for medical ethics.

The rules issued by China’s State Council, or Cabinet, include a ban on the sale of human organs for profit and on donations by people under 18, according to the text of the regulations published by the Communist Party newspaper People’s Daily.

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