BOSTON - Harvard University can be sued by families alleging it mishandled the bodies of loved ones donated to its medical school and whose parts were then sold on the black market by the former ...

When it comes to bathing, we all have our loyalties. Some of us are team soap, swearing by the humble bar that has been with us since childhood, while others can’t imagine a shower without a fragrant, ...

Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. Humans have been trying to replace ailing parts of our bodies for thousands of years, turning to prosthetic limbs, ...

The government must ditch the discredited pay review body and hold direct talks with unions covering the next annual wage rise and deep-seated problems with the outdated salary structure, says UNISON ...

ET Online Has D4vd given official statement? Singer's representative responds after body found in Tesla registered to him. Pic Credit: X/@GeekUndergrnd The victim found inside singer D4vd’s Tesla has ...

Prithvi Yadav’s PIL in 2023 had prompted the administration to initiate the process to remove the encroachment etc; however, the same was stayed by the high court in 2023 on a challenge laid by the ...

Abstract: The human skeleton establishment aims to provide accurate localization information of the human body from RGB images and establish a complete human skeleton for many applications, such as ...

Muscle loss in space occurs primarily in body parts responsible for walking and posture support, such as lower limbs and the trunk. Studies suggest this phenomenon is a direct result of muscle cells ...

Pathologists working in Tasmania between 1966 and 1991 may have "actively sourced" body parts from coronial autopsies to give to a museum without the knowledge or consent of families - or of the ...

A Tasmanian coroner has released his findings from an investigation into 177 human specimens held in the collection of a university museum without the consent or knowledge of families. Simon Cooper ...

Specimens on display at the R.A Rodda Museum of Pathology. Image / UTAS Pathologists may have secretly taken body parts from autopsies for a Tasmanian museum display over 25 years without the ...