The gruesome reality of penile injuries has been revealed in a new educational video on YouTube from the Institute of Human Anatomy, a lab specialized in human cadaver research.

This was the body of David Saunders, a 98-year-old Louisiana man. It was not, his wife said, what she intended when she donated his body for medical research after he died of Covid-19 in August.

They're about to meet 35 cadavers, the donated human bodies that will play a crucial role in the students' journey into the medical profession.

Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers was originally published in 2003, but author Mary Roach's brief guide to donating your body to science (at the back of the book) is a timeless reminder ...

SEATTLE — The organizer of a public, pay-per-view autopsy “class” scheduled for Halloween day in Seattle says the event has been canceled. “Unfortunately for Seattle and the north west ...

“If you have human cadavers, they’re all different in some way, shape, or form. With the virtual, they’re all looking at the same body. The arteries are in the same place.

Every year, I do a real human body dissection with one of the NHS trusts that I work with. That's done behind closed doors. It's mainly for my own development.

The proposed ordinance comes after a controversial event where people paid hundreds of dollars to watch a live autopsy of a human cadaver in a hotel conference room.

They’re called SynDavers -- or synthetic cadavers. The realistic, life-sized models replicate the human body with detailed muscles, tendons, veins, arteries, nerves and organs.

It offers a realistic virtual cadaver and visualization of full-body anatomy in life-size. Students can dissect the body by layers, view cross-sections of the human body, use a slider to virtually ...