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respect for the deceased

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Who owns your bones?
Science News

Who owns your bones?

The question of ownership regarding human remains has a complex and often troubling history. Editor in Chief Nancy Shute explores this critical issue, detailing past instances of unethical research practices involving human remains and charting the evolution toward more robust ethical standards. This examination reveals a necessary shift in how we approach scientific inquiry and underscores the importance of respectful treatment and informed consent concerning human biological material. Understanding this history is vital for ensuring future research integrity.