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Investigating the Status of Whole‐Body Donation Across the United States of America

The FASEB Journal, 2022
Cadaveric dissection has been used throughout history to gain a better understanding of human anatomy and to train medical practitioners. Today, these bodies are predominantly sourced through whole‐body donation programs housed by academic institutions ...
Lauren K. Bagian   +2 more
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Body Donation and Suicide

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1973
Because a caller offering to donate her body to the medical school expressed intention to commit suicide we examined the causes of death of persons whose personally donated bodies had been received by the Department of Anatomy over a 3½-year period. The proportion of suicides was greater than expected in a general population of like age.
T A, Flanagan, G E, Murphy
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Human body donation programs best practices and recommended standards: A task force report from the American Association for Anatomy

Anatomical Sciences Education
The American Association for Anatomy recently charged a task force with updating and expanding upon best practices and recommendations for human body donation programs.
J. Balta   +6 more
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From generosity to gratitude: Exploring Islamic views on body donation, human dissection, and honoring the gift of life

Anatomical Sciences Education
Human dissection is an ancient pedagogical method that is still relevant in modern anatomy curricula. The body procurement process for dissection purposes has undergone significant evolution from the medieval era until now, whereby body donation has ...
Siti Nurma Hanim Hadie   +4 more
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Whole body donation for teaching in Ghana: The perspectives of medical doctors

Anatomical Sciences Education
Historically, both donated bodies and unclaimed bodies have been the sources of human bodies for anatomy dissection globally with the latter discouraged for ethical reasons.
Benjamin Arko-Boham   +5 more
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Motivations for Whole Body Donation

Practicing Anthropology, 2019
Abstract While death is a biological surety, how bodies are dealt with after death is largely cultural. In the United States, the most normative funerary practices are burial and cremation. Whole body donation to research facilities—including anthropological research centers—is much less common.
Hilary Martinez, Emily K. Brunson
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Historical trends and current experiences of anatomical body donation in two Zimbabwean medical schools.

Annals of Anatomy
BACKGROUND Body donation is integral to anatomy education, but procurement can be ethically fraught. While voluntary donation is preferred, the use of unclaimed bodies, although considered unethical, is a primary means for body procurement in some ...
Phillipa Marima   +3 more
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Ethical Considerations of Body Donation

2020
Dead human bodies not only teach students the structure and function of the human form but also provide a rich environment for other learning experiences, including ethical and professional development. Ethical questions especially arise from the procurement and use of bodies in anatomy.
Sabine Hildebrandt, Thomas H. Champney
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Influence of religio-cultural beliefs on whole-body donation: A quantitative analysis of a predominantly South African Pedi Community.

Annals of Anatomy
BACKGROUND Body donation is a predominant mode of body sourcing in many countries including South Africa; however, it continues to be limited among the different ethnic groups in the Black African population of South Africa which have been observed to be
Matome N Matshipi, B. Z. De Gama
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A critique of whole body gestational donation

Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, 2023
In her controversial paper, Anna Smajdor proposes that brain-dead people could be used as gestation units for prospective parents unable or unwilling to undertake the act themselves-what she terms whole body gestational donation (WBGD). She explores the ethical issues of such an idea and, comparing it with traditional organ donation, asserts that such ...
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