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Aunts In China Donate Skin, Shave Heads To Save Badly Injured Niece, Nephew
The boy and the girl remained in coma for five days and suffered severe injuries, including respiratory burn, carbon monoxide poisoning and organ failure.
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India Ranks Third In Organ Transplantation, Behind US, China: Health Minister
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Saturday said that India now ranks third in the world in organ transplantation, only behind USA and China as per the data available on the Global Observatory on Donation and Transplantation (GODT) website.
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China Says To Give Another $30 Million To WHO, Days After US Halts Funds
China announced Thursday it will donate another $30 million to the World Health Organization to help in the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic, days after Washington said it would freeze funding.
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WHO Issues Appeal For $675 Million To Fight Novel Coronavirus
The World Health Organization on Wednesday called for $675 million (613 million euros) in donations for a plan to fight the novel coronavirus, mainly through investment in countries considered particularly "at risk".
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China's Organ Donation Hit Record-High
The number of organ donations and transplants in China hit a record-high after it banned the use of executed prisoners' organs early this year, making voluntary donation from citizens the only legitimate channel.
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China To End Prisoner Organ Transplants
China says it will cease transplanting organs taken from executed prisoners on January 1 in response to human rights concerns
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How This Incredible 11-Year-Old Saved the Lives of Several Others Before He Died
"There are many people doing great things in the world. They are great, and I want to be a great kid too!"
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China to stop relying on prisoner organs: Minister
China will no longer rely on executed prisoners as a source of transplant organs within two years, a health minister said according to state media on Thursday.
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Death-row inmates 'main source of organs in China'
Executed prisoners were still the main source of organs used in transplant operations in China due to the lack of voluntary donations, a top health official was quoted saying on Wednesday.
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Aunts In China Donate Skin, Shave Heads To Save Badly Injured Niece, Nephew
The boy and the girl remained in coma for five days and suffered severe injuries, including respiratory burn, carbon monoxide poisoning and organ failure.
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India Ranks Third In Organ Transplantation, Behind US, China: Health Minister
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Saturday said that India now ranks third in the world in organ transplantation, only behind USA and China as per the data available on the Global Observatory on Donation and Transplantation (GODT) website.
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China Says To Give Another $30 Million To WHO, Days After US Halts Funds
China announced Thursday it will donate another $30 million to the World Health Organization to help in the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic, days after Washington said it would freeze funding.
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WHO Issues Appeal For $675 Million To Fight Novel Coronavirus
The World Health Organization on Wednesday called for $675 million (613 million euros) in donations for a plan to fight the novel coronavirus, mainly through investment in countries considered particularly "at risk".
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China's Organ Donation Hit Record-High
The number of organ donations and transplants in China hit a record-high after it banned the use of executed prisoners' organs early this year, making voluntary donation from citizens the only legitimate channel.
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China To End Prisoner Organ Transplants
China says it will cease transplanting organs taken from executed prisoners on January 1 in response to human rights concerns
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How This Incredible 11-Year-Old Saved the Lives of Several Others Before He Died
"There are many people doing great things in the world. They are great, and I want to be a great kid too!"
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China to stop relying on prisoner organs: Minister
China will no longer rely on executed prisoners as a source of transplant organs within two years, a health minister said according to state media on Thursday.
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Death-row inmates 'main source of organs in China'
Executed prisoners were still the main source of organs used in transplant operations in China due to the lack of voluntary donations, a top health official was quoted saying on Wednesday.
