I think brain death and organ donation are the most important issue relating to bioethics.
Brain death is a very difficult problem to tell it is a real death. In addition, organ donation relates to it. If some one become the state of brain death, he or she can't even control his or her life. Although they want to live longer, there is no way to tell their intention.
However, there are large number of organ donation without agreement of patients themselves. Surely, family should determine the patient's life and death and this kind of donation can save other patients' life, but I can't consider this act as a right act.
I can't conceive the answer of this problem, but these two topics are very important for considering bioethics.
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Hi. It is the first argument having two issues, isn't it? I've also found that people can't divide these two(in your idea).
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