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Gunther von Hagens, Creator of Body Worlds, Dies at 81

His family and the Institute for Plastination say they will honor his request to have his body preserved by plastination.

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Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Unveils Statue of Maharishi Sushruta

Mother of Teen Who Refused Chemotherapy Dies After Declining Treatment for Tongue Tumor

Tasmania Issues Parliamentary Apology Over Autopsy Specimens Kept Without Consent

Protest Blocks Central Belo Horizonte During National Antimanicomial Day

Medieval Aberdeen Jaw Reveals Scotland’s Earliest 20-Carat Gold Dental Bridge

DNA Test Shows London Twins Have Different Fathers

1962 Binghamton Hospital Formula Mix-Up Killed Six Newborns, Investigations Found

Argentina Marks Kinesiologist Day on April 13

Patanjali Says Google Sought Access to Its Vishwa Bheshaj Samhita for AI

Scientists Pin Down Quinine’s Biosynthetic Pathway, Paving the Way for Engineered Production

India Marks National Vaccination Day 2026 With Nationwide Outreach

WHO Certifies Chile Free of Leprosy as Second Country Worldwide

UAE Orders Multiple Authorised Agents Per Medicine to Curb Drug Monopolies

Thirlwall Inquiry Reveals Allitt Case Was Taught on Letby’s Nursing Course

University of Valladolid Uncovers Six Original Ramón y Cajal Drawings

Nuneaton Man Dies After Gastrointestinal Illness, With Tests Flagging Non-Toxigenic Cholera Bacteria

Streeting Meets DES Victims as Calls Grow for Public Inquiry and NHS Screening

Norwich Hospice Called for Church Support After Reported ‘Paranormal’ Incidents

5,500-Year-Old Genome Reveals Ancient Sister Lineage of Syphilis-Causing Bacteria in Colombia