US organ donation group Network for Hope faces shutdown over living donor case

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The US government under the Trump administration has moved to shut down an organ procurement organization called Network for Hope. The group stands accused of attempting to harvest organs from a living man, a serious allegation that prompted federal action. Network for Hope has publicly stated that it 'strongly disagrees' with the administration's decision to pursue the shutdown. The case has raised significant concerns about oversight and ethical standards within the organ donation sector.

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