FAQ: What Happens To My Ashes If My Family Chooses Not To Get Them Back?
When donors complete their research participation, MedCure directs licensed crematories to perform separate cremations for each individual. Donor families […]
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Legislating Whole Body Donation
Organ donation in the United States operates under a strictly controlled system with federal rules and oversight, but body donation
FAQ: How Are Organ Donation and Body Donation Different?
Q: What’s the difference between donating my organs and donating my body? Anatomical donations fall broadly into two categories:
FAQ – Can My Family Still Hold a Funeral?
Q: If I donate my body through MedCure, can my family still hold a funeral for me? Unfortunately, a traditional
As Body Donations Increase, So Does The Need for Donors
Just as rates of Americans choosing cremation over burial have risen from only 5% in the 1970s to more than
Memorial Day’s Fleet of Flowers at Depoe Bay
If you happened to find yourself on the mid-Oregon coast on Monday, May 27th, you might have witnessed something extraordinary.
Veterans Benefits and Body Donation
Donating to a program like MedCure can be a simple way for veterans to make their final arrangements as easy
What Does My Family Need to Do If I’m Placed on Hospice Care?
Registering your future intent to be a whole-body donor and carrying your MedCure donor card with you is a great
MedCure Supports Oregon Legislation to Regulate Whole Body Donation
In the world of medical research and education, there is no substitute for the human body. When physicians are learning
FAQ: What Does AATB Accredited Mean?
When making the decision to donate your body to science, there are many organizations you can choose from. It is