Freedom of donation and legislation: Arguments and anthropological assumptions
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The article shows that the best way for transplant donation is with an explicit consent. The article analyzes some arguments about transplant donation process and with some anthropological concepts specially the human act process. It begins with an introduction where it is exposed the Senatorial proposal for tacit organ donations in Mexico. In the next sections it is analyzed some assumptions and arguments of different donation systems. It is close with the conclusion.
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