if the person who donated the body doesn't have the same blood type as the person who is receiving the organ, then the body will most likely not accept it
While it's possible, in spite of exhaustive pre-testing, that the recipient's body rejects a donated organ and the result is fatal, the opposite is more often the truth -- donated organs most often save lives.
Many. They have special fluids which are flushed through the organs whilst they are being removed from the donor, to enable them to stay 'fresh' for longer. Also, they have a category of medicines called "immunosuppressants", which 99.9% of all organ recipients will use (permenently) after transplant. They are designed to prevent the recipients' antibodies from attacking the donated organ. This happens since the donated organ has different DNA to the recipient's body (unless the organ has been taken from a recipient's identical twin); when you implant different DNA into a person's body, the bodies' natural response is to try to 'kill it off', in a similar way to how a person's immune system kills of cold and 'flu germs. This reaction is called 'rejection', which can lead to failure of the transplanted organ. However 'immunosuppressants' are designed to stop organ rejection from happening, by making the bodies immune system slightly less efficient, so that it doesn't notice the new DNA. Immunosuppressants are quite effective at this.
Because that's where it was built in 1927, and Chicago as we know it today grew around it. If it had been built in Boston, it would have been 'donated' to Boston. If it had been built in Atlanta, it would have been 'donated' to Atlanta. Any more dumb questions?
free tree
As PDSA is a mostly second-hand charity shop, it depends on what they have been donated. So they may have had a Simpsons DVD or Video donated.
Yes
It is a free tree.
No, you can not get cancer from another individual.
Charity Car Auctions auctions off vehicles that have been donated by individuals. This donated money is then given over to assorted deserving charities.
There has been a lot of debate amongst Jews on this topic. The majority decision is that saving lives through organ donation overrides the requirement for bodies to be buried intact. Therefore, yes, organ donation is allowed in Judaism.
About 90 Bog Bodies have been found in toal.
Katy Perry supports many charities and had been to and donated to too many of them to count.