Patients aged 65 and above can now register for seeking organs
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The Union Health Ministry has done away with the 65-year age limit for registration of patients seeking organs from a deceased donor and has already recommended states to remove the domicile criterion for registration.
The Government is working on a 'One Nation, One Organ Allocation' policy in consultation with states to come up with uniform guidelines for registration, allocation, and other aspects of the process, official sources said.
For more details, check out the link given below:
No Registration Fees, Drop In 65-Year Age Ceiling For Organ Recipients Under 'One Nation One Policy'
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