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External Panel Urges Harvard to Implement Internal Policies, Improve Tracking for Anatomical Gift Program | News - Vimarsana News

External Panel Urges Harvard to Implement Internal Policies, Improve Tracking for Anatomical Gift Program | News

External Panel Urges Harvard to Implement Internal Policies, Improve Tracking for Anatomical Gift Program | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Medical School morgue scandal: Read stolen body parts review – NECN - Vimarsana News

Harvard Medical School morgue scandal: Read stolen body parts review – NECN

The Harvard Anatomical Gift Program should revise its policies and procedures, add oversight, offer staffers more training and look for areas to improve its...

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Inside The Harvard Morgue Scandal: Missing Body Parts, Mourning Families - Vimarsana News

Inside The Harvard Morgue Scandal: Missing Body Parts, Mourning Families

Morgue manager Cedric Lodge and oddities collector Jeremy Pauley were accused with stealing bodies — here's the full story

Pre-planning one's funeral as an act of kindness - Vimarsana News

Pre-planning one's funeral as an act of kindness

“Preparing For the End of Life: Let’s Talk About It,” will be held Wednesday, Nov. 1 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian

Harvard body parts trafficking scandal lawsuits could merge into one big one - Vimarsana News

Harvard body parts trafficking scandal lawsuits could merge into one big one

The eight lawsuits filed in the wake of the Harvard Medical School body-parts trafficking scandal could simplify if a motion to consolidate the cases succeeds. Lawyers say combining suits in Suffolk Superior Court could "avoid ... waste of judicial resources."