Health Economics Report: Organ Donation, Ramadan, and Suicide

This report delves into several key areas within health economics. It begins by examining the persistent shortage of organs for transplant, analyzing the reasons behind it and exploring how the market for organs might function, including supply and demand dynamics and price elasticity. The report then shifts focus to the health implications of Ramadan fasting for pregnant Muslim women, discussing the Grossman model of health demand to explain the observations. Finally, it investigates the controversial link between lunar cycles and suicide rates, evaluating the scientific evidence and various influencing factors. The report uses several figures and studies to support the analysis, offering a comprehensive overview of these critical healthcare issues.