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The search for organs: halachic perspectives on altruistic giving and the selling of organs
- Correspondence to: Dr J D Kunin 93 Hamaysdim Street, Zichron Yaakov 30900, Israel; jkuninnetvision.net.il
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The search for organs: halachic perspectives on altruistic giving and the selling of organs
Publication history
- Received January 26, 2004
- Accepted April 4, 2004
- Revised March 29, 2004
- First published April 29, 2005.
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April 27, 2016
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