Germany news: Bundestag to discuss opt-out organ donation

The German parliament, the Bundestag, will hold a discussion on changing the country's organ donation scheme. This move comes as Germany struggles with a shortage of available organs for transplantation. The proposed change would allow people to automatically become organ donors unless they opt out, which could increase the number of available organs. This change could have significant implications for the healthcare sector in Germany, potentially improving patient outcomes and saving lives.

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