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    The activities of the 18th century body-snatchers are among the most lurid and entertaining episodes in the history of medicine and have been cataloged exhuastively by scholars and popularizers of all kinds. Today, however, when the ethics of research on humans has become a critical problem in medical philosophy and when relations between the public and the profession appear to be deteriorating, it is instructive to take another look at this period of medical history, when many current ethical…

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    joints or made into salves for gout. Apothecaries carried items such as powdered mummies, ground skull and human fat. Usnea, a moss that grows in graveyards (among other places), was usually added to these medicines. While it’s unlikely that consuming cadavers helped anyone, the usnea at least would have helped boost a patient’s immune system, as modern herbalists recommend it today for that…

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    Jeffrey Dahmer's Insanity

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    “In blood his victims will crawl, body parts all over his house. They feed the need of his cannibal mind, bloody murders he left behind. Jeffrey Dahmer, master cannibal. Jeffrey Dahmer, master of the gruesome.” Jeffrey Dahmer was born May 21, 1960 to Lionel and Joyce Dahmer. Dahmer was said to have a normal childhood, up until age 4. Dahmer became uncommunicative as he got older. He had no hobbies and had little interaction between the ages of 10 and 15. Throughout his high school years,…

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    he Flowers,” is a short story written by Alice Walker, the story talks about how a child loses her innocence to a traumatizing event. The main character, of this story is a young girl named” Myop” is enjoying a morning in the summer by picking up ,flowers when she comes upon the decaying body of a man who has been hanged. She is exposed to racial discrimination at an early age ,which is traumatic for a kid her age. The Flowers is a story of how a child loses her purity, and how it can be lost…

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    Painted by Leonardo Da Vinci, The Mona Lisa debatably the most popular and well known work of art ever. Leonardo Da Vinci is one of the most famous artist around the world ever, and the most famous and well known Italian artist. The Mona Lisa is a painting of a woman by the name of Lisa Gherardini. Quickly after the turn of the century, Da Vinci was requested to do the painting by the husband of Lisa Gherardini, Francesco Del Giocondo. Due to Lisa’s countenance, the painting has become one of…

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    Simon Levay Summary

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    resemble those of heterosexual women more than they resemble those of heterosexual men. One highly publicized study that purported to demonstrate this was conducted in 1991 by former Salk Institute researcher Simon LeVay. LeVay studied the brains of cadavers or dead people, including 18 men known to be homosexual and one known to be bisexual. He compared them with the brains of another 16 men and six women whom he presumed to have been heterosexual. This is what LeVay claimed to have found: •…

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    The lumbar and sacrum articulates with each other to form lumbosacral region or in other words the “Low Back”. In the same study previously stated the author explains the movement of the sacrum when the ilia is immobilized. Alderink states, “Cadaver sacral mobility was measured with the hemi-pelvis immobilized. The sacrum appeared to follow the lumbar spine during trunk flexion, extension, side bending, and rotation. During lumbar rotation, the sacrum rotated to the same side and bent to the…

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    family prefers and apply cosmetics for enhancement on the outsides. They even apply makup and other cosmetics to enhance the appearance. These chemicals are applied when the funeral is due later than that is recommended by the doctor to preserve the cadaver. Burial This is done by the grave diggers working for the Funeral Directors Streatham. They dig the ground and then lay the coffin inside and concretize the outside with dates and epitaphs on the tombstone. The family members can request…

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    Genetic Database Analysis

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    the help of a national genetic database, the FBI would be able to quickly identify missing persons, cadavers, and criminals. The intention of obtaining a genetic database is to solve murders and identify other victims that could only previously be identified as Jane or John Doe. The International Homicide Investigators Association claims that nationally there are more than 40,000 unidentified cadavers. Thomas Callaghan, director of the FBI 's national DNA database program stated that a genetic…

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    Herman Webster Mudgett, better known as H.H.Holmes, was known as one of the first serial killers in the states or some could even say he was one of the first killers that genuinely defined the word. Holmes was at large around the same time as Jack The Ripper. He committed his crimes on all people regardless of age, gender, relationship status or status in life. No one was safe from the acts he committed in the mid 1800’s. To give a little light on who Holmes is, He was born in New Hampshire in…

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