To Kill/Save or Not to Save/Kill: An Analysis of Increased Awareness on Teen Attitudes Towards Xenotransplantation

10/13/2020

Author: Anika Singh

Reviewer's Name: Aayushi Deshpande, Master of Science, University of Pennsylvania

Reviewer's note:
In this study of xenotransplantation, the author investigates the voice of stakeholders that are yet to be consumers—adolescents. Not only do they educate the subjects about xenotransplantation, but also seek their ethical opinions on the practice. In doing this they predict possible attitudes that the generation to come will view this medical practice. They delve into two guiding factors, animal rights and integrity of healing practices and discuss the pros and cons of both. They finally suggest ways to sway public opinion in favour of the novel practice of xenotransplantation.

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