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Tas parliament apologises for 'appalling' use of body parts without consent

A formal apology is given in Tasmania's parliament for the past practice of taking human specimens from autopsies and displaying them in a museum without the knowledge of family members.

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Tas parliament apologises for 'appalling' use of body parts without consentA formal apology is given in Tasmania's parliament for the past practice of taking human specimens from autopsies and displaying them in a museum without the knowledge of family members.
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