Families can now sue the university for mishandling human remains donated for research and teaching purposes.
Families can now sue the university for mishandling human remains donated for research and teaching purposes.
By Erin Hale
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A court in the United States has ruled that Harvard can be sued by families that had donated bodies of relatives to the university’s medical school, which were then sold on the black market by a former manager of its morgue.
Cedric Lodge stole parts from cadavers including heads, faces, brains, skin and hands after they had been used for research and…
Judge sentences Harvard Medical School morgue manager for stealing organs and various body parts for sale to others.
Cedric Lodge, de 58 años, se ha declarado culpable de comerciar con órganos, piel, miembros, caras e incluso cabezas
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