The Bible’s lex talionis – “Eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot” (Exodus 21:24-27) – has captured the human imagination for millennia. This idea of fairness has ...

Some human body parts have become useless over the past few million years. These include wisdom teeth, the tail bone, and the muscle fibers that produce goose bumps. Take a look at nine body parts ...

In 2024 quite a few body parts can be replaced with transplants or artificial equivalents. And science even has ways to give you a lot of those Lee Majors skills, though with some external ...

Plastic bag left near discarded human body parts helped deputies locate Scottsdale owner of body-donation company. ... on Wednesday lamented the black eye a few people give to the $1 billion industry.

Organ and tissue donations are regulated by the federal government, but that doesn’t extended to whole bodies — creating an unregulated market where corpses can be resold by body brokers.

The tattoo artist also traded other human remains for the body parts. He and Pauley exchanged over $100,000 during the course of their trading, the indictment says.

A former Cumberland County man who is accused of trying to buy stolen human body parts is expected back in court next month.Jeremy Pauley, 40, is charged with abuse of a corpse and receiving ...

In a post on Feb. 9, 2020, during the time MacLean was believed by officials to be receiving and selling human body parts from Lodge, the Salem woman posted an image of a reworked, “killer clown ...

Scientists call some of these organs and body parts “leftovers” from evolution. You don't need some body parts to survive [YouTube] Anna Ajayi Follow; We’ve all got organs that work ...

A self-described “human blood artist” from Pennsylvania was busted for peddling body parts — some belonging to children — that had been swiped from a mortuary, cops said. Jeremy Pauley, 40 ...

The human body and its parts appear again and again in human thought and culture over time. (A) Body: Venus of Willendorf, Austria, ~29,500 years ago, Natural History Museum, Vienna, Austria.