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The other question is relevant too: if you were dying, should you accept an organ transplant? Is it a necessary means which, if available, you should use?
If it is a moral duty to provide organs for your fellow man (and I would assume that includes less invasive things like blood and bone marrow) does that mean the concept of savior siblings (siblings born for the purpose of providing an organ for a sick sibling) is ethically valid? I mean if providing an organ goes under the responsibility or people to preserve life, then wouldn't it fine for a parent to force one sibling to donate a kidney to another?
The other question is relevant too: if you were dying, should you accept an organ transplant? Is it a necessary means which, if available, you should use?
I'm utterly unaware of this concept of "savor siblings"; I imagine some have thought of it, or carried out such a plan. Romans 1. That's hair-raising. Do you know of such cases, or are you posing a hypothetical?