The Guardian Australia
·general
·4 hours ago
People inject corpse fat, raising ethical concerns about tissue donation
People are increasingly injecting themselves with fat from corpses, a trend raising ethical concerns about tissue donation. Dr. Douglas Steinbrech from a Manhattan clinic calls it a 'gamechanger' due to minimal downtime and no need for surgery. This practice highlights societal anxieties around aging and the pressures of physical perfection in a capitalist culture.
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