In the same manner as organ donations, it is now possible for people to donate their hands/arms. How willing or unwilling would you be to donate your hands/arms after you died?

In the same manner as organ donations, it is now possible for people to donate their hands/arms. How willing or unwilling would you be to donate your hands/arms after you died? Published on 8 May 2026 → Survey conducted on 8 May 2026 on 4152 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Very willing

27%

Fairly willing

25%

Fairly unwilling

10%

Very unwilling

17%

Don't know

21%

Very willing

27%

Fairly willing

25%

Fairly unwilling

10%

Very unwilling

17%

Don't know

21%

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