HB 3226
Relating to living anatomical gift
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Bill overview
This bill updates West Virginia’s laws regarding living anatomical gifts, which are donations of body parts made before death for transplantation, therapy, research, or education. It clarifies who can make these gifts (adults, emancipated minors, agents, parents, or guardians), how they can be documented (driver’s license, will, donor card, or written consent), and establishes requirements for informed consent. The bill also defines key terms related to anatomical gifts and related processes.
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