Mummies, Cannibals and Vampires

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Exploring the fascinating practice of corpse medicine, this book delves into its evolution from the Renaissance through the Victorian era. It examines how human remains were utilized in medical treatments and the societal beliefs surrounding this practice. The narrative highlights key figures, cultural attitudes, and the ethical implications of using cadavers in medicine, providing insight into a unique aspect of medical history that intertwines science, superstition, and societal norms. The second edition offers updated research and perspectives on this intriguing topic.