The trade in US body parts that's legal – but ripe for exploitation

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thayne · 13h ago

When I die, I don't have any problem with my body being "used for science". But it seems unfair that a private company can make a profit from it, when it's illegal for my family to be compensated for it.

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The trade in US body parts that's legal – but ripe for exploitation

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