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    <title>Teaching anatomy — To dissect or not to dissect?</title>
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  <abstract>You know that anatomy is a fundamental component of medical school education, yet the preferred method for teaching it remains a topic of debate. You recall your own medical studies, which included anatomical dissection of a donor body — an experience intended to provide a comprehensive foundation of human structure and pathology through unique, hands-on exposure. </abstract>
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