Anatomy Connected 2023

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AAA Condemns Abuse of Donated Bodies

AAA strongly condemns the inappropriate actions of two University of Pittsburgh students towards deceased human donors.

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2023 Board and Slate Election

Meet the candidates, put forth by the Nominating Committee. The ballot also includes a proposed revision to the bylaws and approval of the Journal Trust Fund & Investment Committee roster.

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 The need for the VMD came about gradually, as visual technology got better and better and more colleges and universities moved away from buying expensive microscopes and storing boxes of tissue slides. Read more >>

“I’m most interested in learning but also sharing, I always like learning something new,” said Thompson, who will speak on Sunday, March 26 at Anatomy Connected 2023. Read more >>

The Anatomical Record, an official publication of the American Association for Anatomy (AAA), has announced that graphical abstracts may now be submitted alongside manuscripts. Read more >>

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