Nurses cautious about donation rules

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The proposals, that is, a controversial set of rules on organ donation published that from September 2006 it will be legal for the first time in the UK for a living person to donate a kidney to a complete stranger, are awaiting ministerial backing. Transplant nurses are supporting the change but they warn it will increase nurses' workload and require an increase in access to counselling and laboratory services.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Ethics, Management, Practice, Ethical aspects, Company business management, Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Tissue donation

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Claims that night shifts cause cancer called into question

Article Abstract:

The article examines the recent findings that nurses who regularly work night shifts do not have a higher than average risk of developing cancer as compared to the reverse conclusion of earlier studies.

Health aspects, Risk factors, Cancer, Night work

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