A Japanese doctor who helped develop a new transplant method has taught the technique at a hospital in China that has come under international criticism for its use of organs from executed prisoners.
Ko Okumura, an immunology professor at Juntendo University in Tokyo, said Thursday he only cooperated with the hospital in eastern China for its experiments using monkeys.
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