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Criminal trial and lawsuit follow scandal of body parts stolen from Harvard Medical School

The manager of Harvard Medical School’s anatomical gifts programme is one of six people standing trial accused of trafficking in body parts stolen from Harvard and the medical school of the University of Arkansas. Harvard morgue manager Cedric Lodge is accused of selling heads, dissected faces, brains, bones, and skin, sometimes storing the parts at his home. He often sold through Facebook, the government alleges, and shipped items to customers by mail, beginning in 2018. On occasion, prosecutors say, he allowed preferred customers to enter the morgue and choose parts they wanted to buy. He and his wife, Denise Lodge, are charged with conspiracy and …

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Protests flare up across Poland as another pregnant woman s death is blamed on abortion law

Protests flare up across Poland as another pregnant woman s death is blamed on abortion law
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Assisted dying: Quebec extends eligibility to cover severe disability and allow procedure in outdoor spaces

An update to Quebec’s law on assisted dying will make the province one of the most permissive jurisdictions in the world, extending the right to die to people who have a “severe physical impairment resulting in a significant and persistent disability” and allowing people to undergo the procedure in outdoor spaces, including public parks. The new law will also allow people with diagnosed Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia to write advance directives requesting assisted dying if their condition should decline and render them unable to give informed consent. But that portion of the law will take effect only after a delay of as much as two years, said Quebec’s health minister Sonia Bélanger, citing the need to train health professionals and discuss necessary changes to federal law with the central government in Ottawa. The updated law sailed through the province’s national assembly last week on a free vote, with just …

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Oklahoma Warriors dig deep in the third to win against Odessa Jackalopes - The Rink Live | Comprehensive coverage of youth, junior, high school and college hockey

The Odessa Jackalopes and the visiting Oklahoma Warriors were tied going into the third, but Oklahoma pulled away for a 5-3 victory in game action.

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Smart Power : Reasons for Disaffection in Italy, and the Destruction of the Post-War Liberal Order

by John Stone The term "smart power" was new to me when I encountered it recently in a British Medical Journal blog as part of the new-speak vocabulary of J Stephen Morrison senior vice president at the Center for Strategic.

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