The Uniform Anatomical Gifts Act (UAGA) provides that any individual age 21 or older may give all or any part of his or her body to a donee on death so long as the closest surviving next-of-kin does not object.

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The Uniform Anatomical Gifts Act (UAGA) allows individuals who are 18 years or older, not 21, to make an anatomical gift of their organs or body parts upon their death without requiring consent from next-of-kin.

The Uniform Anatomical Gifts Act (UAGA) Provides That Any Individual