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Harvard Medical School has set a new deadline for completing an inquiry into how its body donation program allegedly became the center of a nationwide network trafficking in the sale of human remains.

Harvard Medical School Pushes Expected Conclusion of Morgue Report to October | News | The Harvard Crimson

Two New Harvard Medical School Employees Named in Class Action Lawsuit Over Mishandling of Human Remains | News | The Harvard Crimson

James A. Plummer MONTPELIER - James (“Jim”) Avery Plummer died at home in Montpelier, Vermont, with his wife and daughters by his side, on July 31, 2023. Jim lived a

Yet another lawsuit filed against Harvard in the wake of allegations that a worker in its Anatomical Gifts program morgue was selling body parts online has taken a different approach: placing the peop...

Yet another lawsuit filed against Harvard in the wake of allegations that a worker in its Anatomical Gifts program morgue was selling body parts online has taken a different approach:

Montpelier man chose to end his life as he lived it, with thoughtfulness and determination.

The Suffolk Superior Court civil lawsuit filed on the first of the month is seeking class-action status, as are the earlier lawsuits previously covered in the Herald.

FBI Links Kentucky Man with ‘Approximately 40 Human Skulls’ to Harvard Medical School Morgue Theft | News | The Harvard Crimson

BOSTON — One of two new lawsuits filed against Harvard in the wake of bombshell allegations a morgue employee was stealing and selling body parts donated to the universitys medical