Vietnam's Pediatric Organ Transplants Face Hurdles: Donor Shortage and Legal Gaps
Vietnam's pediatric organ transplantation faces a critical shortage of donors. Despite advancements in medical techniques, delays in legal reforms to allow organ donation from individuals under 18 are endangering the lives of many children.
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