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- Jakobovits, Immanuel. 1959. Jewish Medical Ethics. New York: Bloch Publishing. pp. 285–291
- Lau, Y. "The sale of organs for transplantation" (Hebrew), Tehumin 18:125-136, 1998
- Joseph Prouser. "Organ and Tissue Donation Card" in Mackler, Aaron L., ed. 2000. Life & Death Responsibilities in Jewish Biomedical Ethics. JTS.
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- Stephen J. Werber. “Ancient Answers to Modern Questions: Death, Dying, and Organ Transplants – A Jewish Law Perspective,” ‘'Cleveland State University Journal of Law and Health, 1996 / 1997, v.11
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