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What if your decision to opt out of organ donation could cost you a life-saving transplant? In Singapore, this is a reality under the Human Organ Transplant Act (HOTA), where every adult is automatically registered as an organ donor. Opting out, however, means you’ll be deprioritized for organ transplants if you ever need one.

This system has sparked a heated debate. Supporters argue it saves lives by increasing the availability of organs for transplants, while critics claim it infringes on personal autonomy and raises ethical concerns about healthcare fairness. Imagine needing a kidney or liver transplant but being placed at the bottom of the list because of your choice. Is this ethical?

In this video, we explore the pros and cons of Singapore’s organ donation system and its impact on healthcare. Should saving lives outweigh personal choice? Or should opting out have no consequences?

Join the discussion on this critical social issue. Share your thoughts in the comments below and let us know what you think about the balance between ethics, choice, and saving lives.

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