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Promoting Organ Donation among High School Students: An Educational Intervention

Progress in Transplantation, Vol 11, No. 3, September 2001 The need for donor organs is expected to increase as transplant surgery becomes increasingly common and more successful. Many lives are saved and quality of life improves after organ transplantation. Unfortunately, transplantation is strictly limited by the number of available organs. At the end of 2000, more than 73000 patients were waiting for a donor organ, about 21000 patients had received transplants that year, and more than one tenth of those on the waiting list had died while awaiting a donor organ. The number of patients waiting for organs increased 300% between 1988 and 1995, while the number of donors increased only 30%. The largest increase in donors was among persons 60 years old and older, whereas the smallest increase was among persons 20 years old and younger.