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Roop Misir from Toronto, Canada writes: No problem here. High school biology/science students already do virtual dissection of earthworms (creepy crawlies), fish (ranky stinky) frogs (ribbit kermit) and pigs (dirty and not too holee cow). So isn't the dissection of cadavers next? But wait, what will surgeons do when it comes to say heart patients awaiting surgery? ... Will they treat them with antibiotics and medications? The way to the future, eh?
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