TIL that in Singapore, people who opt-out of donating their organs are put on a lower priority to receive an organ transplant than those who did not opt-out.

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TIL that in Singapore, people who opt-out of donating their organs are put on a lower priority to receive an organ transplant than those who did not opt-out.

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Organ Donation in Singapore (under HOTA, or For Science) - SingaporeLegalAdvice.com

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With advances in medical science, organ donation has become a reality. For many patients, organ donation might be the only viable treatment option for them. As of 2017, there are over 400 patients on the organ transplant waiting list – this figure is expected to increase with rising life expectancy…

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