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attitudes towards organ donation
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Japan
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Historically low rates of organ donation due to cultural beliefs about the body remaining intact after death and concerns about the afterlife.
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2
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organ donation
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Japan
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Cultural attitudes emphasizing respect for the deceased have historically led to lower donation rates, but these are slowly changing
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3
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organ donation
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Japan
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Less common due to cultural beliefs about the body after death
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1
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4
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organ donation
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Japan
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Organ donation has cultural and religious considerations, and the rate of donation is relatively low compared to other developed countries.
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1
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5
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organ donation
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Japan
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Cultural beliefs and traditional practices may hinder the acceptance of organ donation, leading to lower donation rates.
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1
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6
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organ transplantation
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Japan
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Organ transplantation is relatively less common, and there may be cultural and religious beliefs that impact the acceptance of organ donation and transplantation.
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1
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7
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organ transplants
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Japan
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Relatively low organ donation rates attributed to cultural beliefs about the body and the importance of keeping the body intact after death
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1
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8
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transplant
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Japan
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Organ transplants may be viewed with more reluctance, with cultural beliefs and traditions affecting attitudes towards organ donation and transplantation.
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1
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9
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transplant
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Japan
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Acceptance of organ transplants is growing but still relatively low due to cultural and religious beliefs.
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1
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10
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transplant
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Japan
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The concept of organ transplants is more taboo and less widely accepted, with a greater emphasis on traditional healing methods and natural remedies.
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1
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11
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transplant
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Japan
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Organ transplants may be considered a sensitive topic, and traditional beliefs may discourage the acceptance of organ donation and transplantation.
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