The way you explained this is SO clear. Thank you

Things that should’ve said yesterday

The keeper is very sharp

Taiwan Legislative Reform Successfully Curbed Organ Transplant Tourism

Professor Tsai Fu-chang, director of the NTUH Ethics Center at National Taiwan University Hospital, reported on the effectiveness of Taiwan’s relevant laws.

“Transplant tourism” from Taiwan to China for organ transplants has increased dramatically since 2000, and more than 4,500 Taiwanese have received transplants in China over the past decade.

Taiwan has phased in response measures since 2006. In 2006, Taiwan completely banned medical personnel from participating in organ transplant brokerage activities. In 2015, Taiwan comprehensively revised the Human Organ Transplant Regulations so that patients receiving overseas transplants must submit detailed written information on the source of their organs, and at the same time, illegal brokers and related patients are subject to a maximum of five years in prison and a fine of US$50,000.

Dr. Wang Cheng-hsu, a Taiwan legislator and director of the Department of Hematology and Oncology at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, also pointed out that the Taiwan Control Yuan has been able to effectively track patients who received organ transplants in China based on the use of immunosuppressants prescribed. This move has significantly reduced the number of transplant tourism cases from Taiwan to China.

Countries Push for Legislation to Counter China’s Organ Harvesting

Dr. Trey also laid out some of the legislative progress other countries have made. Israel banned insurance from paying for transplant operations in China in 2008, successfully ending the travel of Israelis to China for organ transplants. Italy added the crime of “live organ trading” in 2016, which stipulates a prison sentence of three to twelve years and permanent revocation of one’s medical license for violating the law.

In the United States, Texas passed legislation in 2023 to prohibit the inclusion of organ transplant expenses related to China in health insurance. Idaho, Utah, Tennessee, and Arizona have also passed similar laws. In May 2025, the House of Representatives passed the Falun Gong Protection Act (H.R.1540), explicitly suspending all cooperation with China in the field of organ transplantation and denying and revoking visas for participants. That legislation now has to be passed by the Senate and signed by the president for it to become law.

Wdym its his weaker right foot, does he have a stronger right foot?

The pass from mount!!he looks promising

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I believe Hojlund would become successful one day. If Sesko doesn’t join that means destiny chose him to be a red devil

An Incredible Performance❤🎉

Please play Tom Heaton instead of you-kno-who

We need more of those type of runs from mount to create that space for Patrick to put the ball in for Rasmus. ❤

big season coming from Dorgu

We care about pre-season warm up games now….👍

Algorithm finally did something right

Watch out west ham!

Bruno the man of the match

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I've been saying to too long, we need players who can cross a ball into the box. Rasmus can head the ball (unlike Rashford et al)

This is their standard to win against biggest teams 😅

3rd is better than 1st, Tom is better than Onana

Brilliant performance from United! The attack looked sharp, midfield controlled the tempo, and that fourth goal was pure class. If they keep this momentum, the upcoming season could be something special! 🔥👏 #GGMU

This deserves way more views. Absolutely underrated

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De ligt is terrible 🤣🤣🤣

I feel man utd defence is more safe when heaton is goalkeeper instead of onana