Free to choose

Article Abstract:

Education would result in more organ donations than a national opting-out register. Relatives' anxieties should not be disregarded. A statutory right to use organs of unregistered deceased persons may antagonise the public. Director of France Transplant, Pierre Korman has noted a 30% increase in refusals since the introduction of opting-out. Most people declare a willingness to donate their organs. The emphasis should remain on giving rather than taking.

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Opting out

Article Abstract:

More organs could be gained for transplantation by introducing an opting out register. Doctors could assume organs were available unless the deceased had registered their wish not to donate. Few people carry an organ donation card despite their willingness to donate. The scheme would help relieve the shortage of available organs. It would avoid distressing relatives many of whom initially refuse permission in an emotional response.

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Sex fantasy free-for-all

Article Abstract:

The results of a Glamour magazine survey on its readers' sexual fantasies are presented. Almost half of the women surveyed had fulfilled some of their fantasies and two-thirds have fantasized about someone other than their partner.

Surveys, Sexual fantasies

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