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Two people who allegedly sold their kidneys were arrested in Ujjain, the police said Sunday. “We caught Paresh Goswami of Ahmedabad and Rajesh Bitholia of Ujjain late Saturday evening. They have confessed to have sold their kidneys for Rs.100,000...
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Doctors in the British Medical Journal debate the issue of selling kidneys. A regulated system of compensation for living donors may be the solution to the growing...
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Johns Hopkins surgeons transplanted a half-dozen kidneys simultaneously, an operation believed to be the first of its kind, hospital officials announced Tuesday.The...
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