Teenagers, Scalpels and Real Cadavers
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Some high school biology classes are using real human cadavers to teach students anatomy in a different way.
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Identifying human remains found in the disaster zone grows trickier.
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Chilean teenagers on a  field trip have found what experts say could be a treasure  trove of fossils from whales which died millions of years ago.
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By Mari A. Schaefer, The Philadelphia Inquirer  Feb. 25--Hooked up to tubes and monitors, a metal brace drilled into his skull to immobilize his broken neck, Frank Burd worried how his students would fare on state tests next month now that he could not be there to help them.
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An ad for a cancer vaccine finds a way to sell itself to teenagers and their parents.
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Maybe it comes of too much exposure to the forensic specialists who slice, sniff, and sort through &quot;CSI&quot; and its serial television variations. But it is apparent that, when building a case, even in a book, a whole body is more informative than a skeleton, and a whole skeleton beats a partial one.
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A surgical gown with incision marks is designed to boost medical students' empathy for their patients.
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When Austin Hymas got his first chance to dissect a full human body, he had to share it with five fellow trainee doctors.
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Cosmetic surgery is more popular than ever. And children and teenagers are not immune to the trend.
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Adiences of an exhibition are being invited to see what they would look like if they had cosmetic surgery.
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By MARGARET BARBER  Dear Editor, I was struck by the irony of the juxtaposition of two articles in of The Birmingham Post (Dec 14).   The first told of concerns that teenagers were finding it difficult to get jobs because they were not able to express themselves adequately.
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Families and friends of three teenagers who took their own lives within a month attend a support meeting.
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Teenage emotional and behavioural problems are increasing, research shows.
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At a clinic for anorexia sufferers, I found real girls behind the sensationalized images of this tragic disorder.
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Some are unusual but compelling, while others are rather gruesome.
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Dr. Carla Pugh builds anatomical models to help medical students learn to perform exams that might make them uncomfortable.
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Shaken by scandals involving the black-market sale of body parts, University of California officials are considering inserting supermarket-style barcodes or radio frequency devices in cadavers to keep track of them.