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In February 2011, the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) issued a new policy proposal to change how deceased donor kidneys are allocated to adults in the United States ([1][1]). The proposal comes at a crucial juncture in the field of kidney transplantation. Stagnation in kidney donation rates

Better Off Living—The Ethics of the New UNOS Proposal for Allocating Kidneys for Transplantation