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DONATION WITHOUT CONSENT? LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION

The ethics of using children and mentally incompetent adults as bone marrow donors has long been debated. However, in the U.K. neither Parliament nor the professional bodies have provided regulations on donation by those unable to consent for themselves. Last year, the issue was given judicial consideration in the case of Re Y (Mental Incapacity) (1996) when the High Court ruled on the question whether a mentally handicapped 25-year-old could act as a donor for her sister.