英検1級要約健康・生活
臓器移植は、心臓、腎臓、肝臓などの臓器が正常に機能しなくなった患者の命を救うことができます。
Organ transplants can save the lives of patients whose hearts, kidneys, livers, or other organs no longer function properly. However, the number of organs available for transplantation remains far below the number of people who need them. In many countries, individuals who wish to donate their organs after death must officially register their consent in advance. This system depends on people taking action while they are healthy, yet many never complete the necessary process. Some may support organ donation in principle but postpone registration or simply be unaware of how to do it. As a result, potentially suitable organs may not become available after death.
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