What will be lost when medical students are no longer made to uncomfortably face death to learn from what a real human body ...

SynDaver, a Tampa-based company known for its hyper-realistic synthetic bodies, has launched a new line of advanced synthetic humans designed to improve how students, doctors ...

Last month the motor truck in which 739-lb. “Happy Jack” Eckert lived, traveled and displayed himself as a freak of nature collided with a freight truck at Flomaton, Ala. Ten men succeeded in ...

The Ballari Institute of Medical Sciences (BIMS) is facing a significant shortage of dead bodies required for teaching ...

Dissecting cadavers is a mainstay of medical education, but it relies on donors and poses ethical and other challenges. Roshni Shastri and Crispin Wiles argue that modern teaching has moved on, but ...

The karakia from Māori kaumātua (elders) carries through a room filled with human specimens at the University of Auckland as a long line of students file towards the Human Anatomy Lab for the ...

According to three Stanford scientists, lack of human biological material is a “major bottleneck to progress” for medical ...

It provides access to advanced medical training across Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana and Idaho. WWAMI students often refer to their cadaver as their “first patient,” Ouert said.

In the future, regulations are expected to be revised to allow medical schools to share cadavers for anatomical training. Currently, dissection practices can only be conducted at the institutions ...

Madurai: Madurai Medical College saw a significant rise in cadaver donations in 2024, with 56 bodies donated for medical science and research, compared to just 31 the previous year. This increase ...