The Dead Donor Rule has long required that a patient be dead before organs are removed. A new proposal asks whether patients who have already chosen euthanasia should be allowed to donate organs before death, allowing more organs to be transplanted and potentially saving more lives. Supporters argue this respects patient autonomy. Critics counter that some ethical boundaries exist to preserve public trust in medicine, even when a patient willingly consents. The debate is not about the value of organ donation, but about whether there are limits to what autonomy can justify. Read more here.