RELIGIOUS PERSPECTIVES OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION IN UZBEKISTAN
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Many religions in the world prohibit harming the body of the deceased.Abstract
This research paper focuses on the problems regarding the topic of organ transplantation in Central Asia, mainly in Uzbekistan. Despite the increasing need for organ transplants in the country, there are several barriers that prevent patients from accessing this life-saving treatment. These barriers include a lack of infrastructure and resources, a shortage of trained medical professionals, and cultural and religious beliefs that discourage organ donation. The paper mainly highlights the religious perspectives of the organ transplantation in Uzbekistan.
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