Uniform Anatomical Gift Act

The Uniform Anatomical Gift Act is a U.S. law that sets guidelines for organ and tissue donation. It allows individuals to voluntarily donate their organs after death for medical research or transplantation. The act establishes how a person can make a gift, such as indicating their wish on a driver's license or through a legal document. It also outlines the rights of family members and medical professionals regarding donations. Overall, the law aims to promote and simplify the process of organ donation, helping to save lives and support medical advancements.