Word: goodenough
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There is never a surplus of bodies, according to Clerke and Goodenough. In fact, says Clerke, "we just made it in under the wire this year. People aren't dying as quickly as they used...
...lecture answers all the questions, says Dr. Daniel A. Goodenough '66, one of two course directors for "The Human Body." Talking to students about the bodies is "a very complex and long process. It goes on throughout the eight weeks," he says...
...Goodenough distributes materials he's written, including one article he wrote for Ann Landers' column. The article responded to a reader's question about "what it means when you donate your body to a medical school," he says...
...There are a lot of very important learning issues that come up with this," says Goodenough. Preparing students to work on cadavers is not simply about "the horrors of looking at the dead," he says. It also introduces them to a way of thinking about living patients' "boundaries" and the need for physicians to respect the sanctity of the body even as they are permitted to violate those boundaries...
...Goodenough also gives each student a copy of a letter written by a woman who donated her body to medical school...