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3. A lack of sufficient organs for transplantation.
7. The illegal trade of organs or humans for organ harvesting.
8. The surgical transfer of an organ from one person to another.
10. Intermediaries who facilitate the illegal sale of organs.
11. The body’s immune response against a transplanted organ.
12. Medical __.Traveling to other countries for medical procedures, including organ transplants.
14. A critical situation, often used to describe the global organ shortage.
17. The act of removing organs from a donor.
18. Forcing or pressuring someone to donate an organ against their will.

1. A part of the body that can be transplanted, such as a kidney or heart.
2. The voluntary giving of an organ, typically to save a life.
4. Taking advantage of someone for personal gain, often seen in illegal organ trade.
5. The transplantation of animal organs into humans.
6. A person who gives an organ for transplantation.
9. Refers to the illegal market for organs (black market).
13. A person who receives an organ from a donor.
15. Moral principles that govern organ donation and transplant practices.
16. The medical procedure involved in transplanting an organ.