Analysis of official deceased organdonation data casts doubt on the credibility of China’s organ transplant
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By Matthew P. Robertson, Raymond L. Hinde and Jacob Lavee
Compliance with ethical standards in the reporting of donor sources and ethics review in peer-reviewed publications involving organ transplantation in China: a scoping review – BMJ Journals, Feb 2019
By Wendy Rogers, Matthew P Robertson, Angela Ballantyne, Brette Blakely, Ruby Catsanos, Robyn Clay-Williams, Maria Fiatarone Singh
Transplant Medicine in China: Need for Transparency and International Scrutiny Remains – American Journal of Transplantation, Sept 2016
By T. Trey, A. Sharif, A. Schwarz, M. Fiatarone Singh, J. Lavee
Smoke and Mirrors: Unanswered Questions and Misleading Statements Obscure the Truth About Organ Sources in China – Journal of Medical Ethics, May 2016
By W. Rogers, T. Trey, M. Fiatarone Singh, M. Bridgett, K. Bramstedt, J. Lavee
China’s Terrible Transplant Secret – Journal of Medical Ethics Blog, May 2016
By Wendy Rogers
Hard To Believe Documentary Review – Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, March 2016
By Holly Northam
Historical Development and Current Status of Organ Procurement From Death-Row Prisoners in China – BMC Medical Ethics, Dec 2015
By Kirk C. Allison, Arthur Caplan, Michael E. Shapiro, Charl Els, Norbert W. Paul and Huige Li
China’s Semantic Trick With Prisoner Organs – The BMJ Blog, Oct 2015
By Kirk C Allison, Norbert W Paul, Michael E Shapiro, Charl Els, and Huige Li
Bleaching Organ Procurement Crimes in China –The International Society for Heart & Lung Transplantation Newsletter, Vol 6, Issue 10, Feb. 2015.
by Jacob Lavee, MD
Organ Procurement from Executed Prisoners in China – American Journal of Transplantation, July 2014
by A. Sharif, M. Fiatarone Singh, T. Trey and J. Lavee
The Use of Prisoners As Sources of Organs: An Ethically Dubious Practice – The American Journal of Bioethics, Oct 2011
by Arthur Caplan