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BOP Changes Organ Transplant Policy

Loaded on Aug. 15, 2001 by Robert Durkee published in Prison Legal News August, 2001, page 12
Filed under: Medical, Kidney, Transplants. Location: United States of America.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons announced in early 2001, that it had decided to pay for organ transplants in some circumstances modifying its longstanding position of refusing to provide organ transplants for prisoners. Officials made the decision because, for disorders such as leukemia and endstage kidney failure, organ transplants have ...

 

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