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Demand for organs for transplant exceeds supply. How can we increase the number of donors? Having increased organ donation rates from HIV-positive patients in South Africa, Elmi Muller of the University of Cape Town explores future options such as transgenic pigs and 3D printing – and explains why creating a market should not be considered. http://www.weforum.org/
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