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  Organ Donation
Are there religious objections to donation?
 
Answer:
All major religions throughout the world support organ and tissue donation as a humanitarian act of giving. Transplantation is consistent with the life-preserving traditions of these faiths. For more information, please view Religious Beliefs or consult with your spiritual or religious leader.

 

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