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  • The Supreme Court has now decided that this approach of presumed consent is not unconstitutional per se, but that there are not sufficient safeguards to ensure that the information collected is not traceable to individuals [1].
  • Finally, Part III of this Note introduces potential solutions to the possibility of maintaining a voluntary system, moving to a presumed consent system, and using financial inducements to create a larger supply of transplantable organs [2].

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  1. Genetic databases and consent for use of medical records. Gevers, J.K. Community genetics. (2004) [Pubmed]
  2. Giving until it hurts: prisoners are not the answer to the national organ shortage. Hinkle, W. Indiana law review. (2002) [Pubmed]
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