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Harvard Medical School has agreed to a $53 million settlement to resolve class action lawsuits filed by the families of body donors. The lawsuits stem from allegations that a former morgue manager sold body parts on the black market.
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Harvard to pay $53 million after former morgue manager sold body parts on black market Harvard Medical School says it agreed to pay $53 million to settle class action lawsuits by relatives of body donors whose remains were sold on the …
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Harvard Medical School has agreed to a $53 million settlement to resolve class action lawsuits filed by the families of body donors. The lawsuits stem from allegations that a former morgue manager sold body parts on the black market.
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