The University of Pittsburgh says it will review how it manages donated cadavers following abuse of corpse charges against two students.
with one misdemeanor count apiece and have a hearing next month related to their alleged mistreatment of a cadaver in an anatomy class, the newspaper says.
The university says it has strong oversight in place but will review opportunities to make them even stronger. The Post-Gazette says,"Witnesses observed making sexual remarks about a male corpse and placing a hand inside its chest, while was seen inappropriately touching a female corpse, smirking and commenting, according to complaints against the students. Both told Pitt police they had learned in class about treating cadavers with respect, a detective wrote."
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