Vietnam Tightens Regulations on Organ and Tissue Donation by Minors
Vietnam's government has proposed amendments to tighten regulations on organ and tissue donation by individuals under 18. The revised draft law aims to limit donations from minors, except in special cases for siblings, to prevent commercialization and protect donors' rights.
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