Date: 3) Human organs transplantation is a boon in medical
science but why it is to be managed and regulated properly
Explain.

Human organs transplantation his a boon in medical science but it need to be managed and regulated for several reasons.

Explanation:

Human organs transplantation is a medical method in which an organ is plucked from one body and replaced by another person's organ. Organs that have successfully transplanted include the liver, lungs, heart, kidneys, thymus, pancreas, intestine, and uterus. The organs are removed from a person body and kept in static cold storage. There is a need for managing and regulating organs because of its demand that led to the black-marketing. The government should have strict laws over hospitals to ensure there is no exploitation. The government also must ensure that the donor gives his or her consent before donating an organ.  

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