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British surgeons complain of growing strains on the NHS from botched transplant operations conducted abroad, while doctors in India see poor donors dying after selling one of their kidneys. Gerry Northam asks whether it's time for the Government to allow a controlled trade in human organs.
(Repeated Sunday at 5pm)

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Reporter:
Gerry Northam
Producer:
Anouk Curry
Source: Radio Times

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