The Evolution of the Body Part Industry in Britain

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Catherine Anderson from Sport Social joins The Economist to talk about the body part industry in Britain. Catherine: This Nottingham center is a great thing, it's very similar to what America does in some ways but doctors prefer it because prices are slightly lower. She says you can be absolutely sure that if you buy body parts from the Nottingham center, then all of the donors were willing, first-person donors.

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