Teenagers, Scalpels and Real Cadavers
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Some high school biology classes are using real human cadavers to teach students anatomy in a different way.
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Brain researchers have a new argument against executing teenagers: they are not yet wired for adult decision making.
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Scientists in Manchester develop new technology to "print out" human skin and bones.
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It seems that more and more medical students and young doctors show up for clinical work in less-than-professional attire.
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An ad for a cancer vaccine finds a way to sell itself to teenagers and their parents.
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The nation's coroners and medical examiners receive about 4,400 unidentified human remains on average annually but about 1,000 typically are not identified after a year, the government reported Sunday.
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Samples of human bone can be turned into jewellery by growing them in the laboratory.
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The word "gaming" is making its way onto the whiteboards of advertising conference rooms on a regular basis these days. As a proponent of this industry's viability as a communication platform for brands, I think that's great progress. We've collectively woken up to the fact that pimple-faced teenagers are not the only ones playing games (for those of you not in the know, these guys aren't even the typical game consumers anymore, nor have they been for quite a few years now).
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At least half a dozen major hospitals in the New York City area are now offering surgical options for obese teenagers.
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The popularity of crime TV shows translates into a boom for autopsy actors willing to play cadavers. In Table of Malcontents.
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For centuries, it has been one of humanity's most graphic, gruesome ways to end a life: sever the head, home to thoughts, dreams and that most personal of features &#151; the face. Decapitation by hand, with sword or knife, smacks of ugly yesterdays &#151; things the West prefers to think it has left behind.
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Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever. And children and teenagers are not immune to the trend.
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For the second time in a year, people who received tendons, cartilage and other parts from donated cadavers are being urged to get tested for hepatitis and the AIDS virus because of scandals involving tissue suppliers.
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Some are made with clay, others with colourful tin foil, and a few carved in wood. One includes human teeth, and two of the rarest were worn by revellers who often collapsed dead after days of dancing, drinking and sex.
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One murder case has attracted special attention amid a debate over the safety of antidepressant use in children and teenagers.
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Children's bodies are being illegally transported across the country for post mortem examinations because of a shortage of pathologists, say experts.
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Starting next year British teenagers will face an exotic range of new disciplines designed to equip them with more practical skills.