Life Sciences
Studies from College of New Jersey, Department of Philosophy reveal new findings on life sciences
Published in Law and Health Weekly, January 20th, 2007
Researchers detail in "Black markets, transplant kidneys and interpersonal coercion," new data in life sciences. According to a study from the United States, "One of the most common arguments against legalising markets in human kidneys is that this would result in the widespread misuse that is present in the black market becoming more prevalent. In particular, it is argued that if such markets were to be legalised, this would lead to an increase in the number of people being coerced into selling their kidneys."
"Moreover, such coercion would occur even if markets in kidneys were regulated, for those subject to such coercion would not be able to avail themselves of the...
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