A groundbreaking new rule has been implemented, allowing organ transplants from HIV-positive donors to individuals living with HIV. This significant regulatory change is expected to widen access to essential donor kidneys and livers, thereby reducing the waiting time for organ transplants. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has officially approved these transplants, with healthcare ethicists weighing in on the implications of this policy. Advocates celebrate this move as a bold step towards inclusivity and medical equity, while also emphasizing the importance of ensuring donor safety and compliance with medical guidelines.