Sep 09, 2009 11:18 AM

Life Support for Organ Transplants in China

By staff reporters Liu Jingjing, Li Hujun and He Xin, and intern reporter Wang Xuan

By staff reporters Liu Jingjing, Li Hujun and He Xin, and intern reporter Wang Xuan

Related article: Part II -- Legal Shortcomings
Part III: Ethical Issues

( Magazine) It's no secret that millions of people in China desperately need liver and kidney transplants. But it took a brutal murder for many to realize how bloody the transplant business can be – and the benefits of a new and hopefully fair system for organ donations.

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