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Because there are more people in our society who stand to benefit from organ transplants than there are donated organs, it is necessary to have waiting lists and an allocation system which is a policy for deciding which individuals receive organs when they become available. Allocation is determined by a range of factors. Weighted differently in different instances, a patient’s medical need and societal benefit are among the considerations.
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