Singapore 'may legalise organ swaps'

Singapore may legalise the trade in human kidneys for transplants, its health minister said today.

Singapore 'may legalise organ swaps'
Mon, 21 Jul, 2008 - 14:55

Singapore may legalise the trade in human kidneys for transplants, its health minister said today.

The Health Ministry is considering paying unrelated donors to boost the supply of organs, Khaw Boon Wan said.

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