Can a person get paid to donate his or her cells to science?

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Meave60
Jun 13, 2017

This is a matter of medical ethics.

Explanation:

Characteristically, a donation indicates that nothing is expected in return for something that is given freely. If a person is compensated for giving his or her cells to science, that's really selling his or her cells for profit, which is not a true donation.

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