Organ Selling

Organ Selling is a website dedicated to ending the organ shortage and the attendant needless suffering and death each year of thousands of prospective organ transplant patients simply by allowing monetary compensation for cadaveric organs, which will greatly increase the supply.

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What's new on (and off!) Organ Selling?

• A new website -- organgiving.org -- that provides a means for organ recipient-hopefuls to enlarge their pool of potential living donors by posting on the internet

• Chicago Tribune article about AMA's decision to advocate experimenting with monetary incentives (June 19, 2002)

• Los Angeles Times op-ed piece (April 9, 2002) by UAB Philosophy professor Gregory Pence, and some of his other expert opinion

• CBS News's 48 Hours special, "Your Money or Your Life", first aired Monday, Feb. 11, 2002

• Controversial Pennsylvania program to reimburse up to $3,000 in funeral expenses for organ donors gets morphed by well-meaning bureaucrats (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article, Feb. 1, 2002)

• ABC News article about a proposal by Dr. Jack Kevorkian, published by the American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry [added 4/11/02, but the article is dated 4/13/01]

• articles by economist David L. Kaserman and colleagues (excerpts) [added 8/11/01]

• Washington Post editorial of July 9, 2001, "The Wait for Transplants" [added 8/12/01]

• discussion of the alarming shift toward living donor transplants

• new folks who endorse our principles [updated every few weeks]

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Last updated: September 26, 2006.