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work_mbdr7y54kzaxznxjj3ahvluk34	Deborah Hayden	Alas, Poor Yorick: Digging Up the Dead to Make Medical Diagnoses	2005	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2298	207	71	the literary diaries revealed passionate dead." Sherard meant Wilde's literary enough to have left body parts or ashes The Essay section contains opinion pieces on topics Exhuming famous dead people to test their tissues is mired in legal, ethical, and moral problems up the dead to make medical diagnoses. 2004), a biographical study of the effects of syphilis Is it ethical to remove body parts to make a tissue diagnosis? Einstein's DNA proved "too denatured containing ashes and bone fragments sophisticated DNA tests (developed body, or what remains of it since his brain and other organs were removed, his body at the Moscow Brain Institute, a future test could prove that Lincoln The Lincoln testing question spurred some medical mystery. articles in medical journals about scientists, medical examiners, lawyers, across America with Einstein's brain. Columbus: Secrets from the grave [television American Medical News. letters and papers of William H.	./cache/work_mbdr7y54kzaxznxjj3ahvluk34.pdf	./txt/work_mbdr7y54kzaxznxjj3ahvluk34.txt