Jessica Wynn

Jessica Wynn, a writer and researcher focused on medical ethics, delves into the complex issues surrounding organ donation. She reveals how systemic inefficiencies, rather than a shortage, lead to the tragic deaths of 13 people daily while waiting for transplants. The conversation tackles the often-overlooked importance of living donations and the bureaucratic hurdles that waste thousands of usable organs. Jessica also discusses the ethical dilemmas, including black markets and donor risks, while emphasizing the need for reforms to improve the organ donation system.