Organ donation is a noble deed; Dr Pravas Acharya
BY AKSHYA ROUT
JAJPUR, AUG 9 : Dr Nihar ranjan Kar& Sachetana nagarika Mancha organise Organ Donation awareness camp At Marjitapur Under Dharamasala Block In Jajpur District On Tuesday. Odia daily “The Samaja” Editor & Social Worker Dr Pravas Acharya inaugurated the awarenesscamp, appreciated the efforts of the organisation for holding the camp and exhorted personnel to participate in such exercises in more numbers.
He Said Organ donation is a process in which a person willingly donates an organ of his body to another person. Furthermore, it is the process of allowing the removal of one’s organ for its transplanting in another person. Moreover, organ donation can legally take place by the consent of the donor when he is alive. Also, organ donation can also take place by the assent of the next of kin of a dead person.
There has been a significant increase in organ donations due to the advancement of medical science.He Said Organ donation can also improve the quality of life of many people. An eye transplant could mean the ability to see again for a blind person. Similarly, donating organs could mean removing the depression and pain of others. Most noteworthy, organ donation could also remove the dependency on costly routine treatments.
Organ donation is significantly beneficial for medical science research. Donated organs offer an excellent tool for conducting scientific researches and experiments. Furthermore, many medical students can greatly benefit from these organs. Most noteworthy, beneficial medical discoveries could result due to organ donation. Organ donation would also contribute to the field of Biotechnology.He Said To sum it up, organ donation is a noble deed.
Furthermore, it shows the contribution of an individual even after death. Most noteworthy, organ donation can save plenty of lives. Extensive awareness regarding organ donation must certainly be spread among the people. .
Dr Nihara ranjan Kar Said Organ donation is a legal process through which the healthy organs and the tissues of one person are transplanted to another person. The person who donates his or her organs is known as a donor and the person who receives the organs is known as the organ receiver. Organ donation takes place by the consent of the donor when he or she was alive or by the consent of the family members of the donors.
Organ donation is a noble act that can save millions of lives and sadly many people don’t know the impact it has on other people’s lives. Even after death, a donor could bring joy to the life of the receiver. .Among Others Gyanaranjan Sahoo,Parmanada Sahoo,Saroj kumar Behera and Others Present .
