Science behind face transplants

This is a fascinating article about the science behind the complicated face transplant procedure. This type of transplant doesn’t technically fall in “the saving a life category” like organ donation. But sometimes saving a life is in the mind and heart of those needing a transplant.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2018/09/face-transplant-katie-stubblefield-surgery-timeline-interactive/

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Melissa Johnson Williams and Alexandra Kathryn Mosca are two well-respected names in funeral service. View all posts by themortegirls

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As two women who have had long and successful careers as funeral directors, we’ve been reading a lot about the demise of funeral service as we know it. Much to our dismay, newspapers, magazines and websites often highlight macabre and outre voices, for the sake of shock. Inexperienced, and sometimes unlicensed, individuals have become self-appointed experts, telling anyone who will listen that the traditional funeral is a thing of the past, replaced by a holy host of new ways to dispose of the dead. Not so! The time-honored funeral tradition, along with its many sacred rituals, is alive and well. We hope to be not only an antidote to all the misinformation out there, but also a resource for all who are seeking real information about all things funereal. Thanks for joining us as we explore this sensitive topic together.

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