Tissue Donation

Tissue donation involves the giving of human tissues, such as skin, bones, and organs, after a person has died or, in some cases, while alive. These tissues can be used for medical purposes, such as saving lives through transplants, repairing injuries, or helping research and medical advancements. Donors must give consent, and the process is managed by specialized organizations to ensure safety and ethical standards. Tissue donation can greatly improve the quality of life for patients, offering them new options for healing and recovery.