Tsutomu Saji, professor at Toho University First Department of Pediatrics School of Medicine. Japan is the world's second largest economy and a global leader in medical research and technology, but the country has been hesitant about organ transplants, in part because of cultural perceptions of death. (AFP-Jiji)
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Alexander Warrick
I would have just said, "In this country, we need to stop having ignorant morons telling us what to do," and leave it at that.
jessssicaaa
Agreed! simple and to the point, i likes it ^^
Alan
The Japanese medical and political establishment should also start accepting that's its insane and obscene to ban transplants for children under 15.