In Pakistan, 10 to 15 patients die every day waiting for an organ that never comes. These are preventable deaths. Lives could have been saved if Pakistan had a functional and accessible organ donation system. With thousands suffering from end-stage kidney, liver and heart diseases, the demand for organs is rising sharply. Yet donations remain alarmingly low.

The root of this crisis lies not in the lack of medical capacity, but in a broken system. Becoming a donor in........

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