Posted on 04/08/2009 3:44:51 PM PDT by jasonmyos
SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline)-The California Supreme Court has tossed a lawsuit over a lost cadaver, ruling that medical schools have no legal responsibility to "safeguard the sensibilities" of donors' families.
The suit against the University of California at Irvine was brought by Evelyn Conroy after she learned that whereabouts of her husband's remains were unknown...
(Excerpt) Read more at legalnewsline.com ...
That's why your typical American medical school graduate ends up sharing a cadaver with one or more other students yet his her third-world competitor will end up with a new cadaver EVERY MONTH for the 3 or 4 years it takes to go through the course of study.
Tar and feathers or a rope?
LLS
Our dissection group had 6 students per cadaver
It was, without question,
an intensely dehumanizing experience
To share the cadaver or to see how it was handled despite number of students per?
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