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A New Podcast Explores the Montrose Funeral Home Scandal that Rocked Colorado - Vimarsana News

A New Podcast Explores the Montrose Funeral Home Scandal that Rocked Colorado

We spoke with the host of “Cover Up: Body Brokers,” a just-released audio series that dives into the Sunset Mesa Funeral Home fiasco.

Source: 5280.com
The body parts industry is booming—with heads going for $2K - Vimarsana News

The body parts industry is booming—with heads going for $2K

A nationwide network of stolen body parts allegedly involving a Harvard Medical School morgue manager has revealed a thriving and macabre market for human remains, experts told The Post.

Source: nypost.com
Jeff Jacoby: The Scandal at the Harvard Morgue Is Not a Reason for More Government - Vimarsana News

Jeff Jacoby: The Scandal at the Harvard Morgue Is Not a Reason for More Government

Six people, including the former manager of the Harvard morgue, are accused of stealing human heads and other dissected body parts in order to sell them to collectors.

The scandal at the Harvard morgue is not a reason for more government - Vimarsana News

The scandal at the Harvard morgue is not a reason for more government

Changes in the body donation system must be made. Bringing in the feds is not the best way to make them.

'The bare minimum': Body donation programs at Washington universities contend with shortages - Vimarsana News

'The bare minimum': Body donation programs at Washington universities contend with shortages

SPOKANE — In the past, Eastern Washington University has turned to Washington State University and the University of Washington for cadavers to use with its physical therapy program., SPOKANE — In the past, Eastern Washington University has turned to Washington State University and the University of Washington for cadavers to use with its physical therapy program.