Death Science

How can I help loved ones enjoy their final days with me?

European funerary traditions, such as embalming, the use of ossuaries or bone-yards, catacombs, mass graves and crypts, and the burial rite

Green funerals, natural cemeteries, and conservational burial grounds

understanding of death are hidden all the moral and ethical values of human existence

Forensic Research Facilities also known as "Body Farms" are where a human decomposition is studied.

An Autopsy lab is the place where postmortem or autopsies are carried out to determine and establish: The cause of death and much more!

Grief is a normal human response to loss. Grieving will look different for different people of course, depending on a variety of factors...

The forensic pathologist is a doctor who has chosen to specialize in the branch of forensic medicine

The donation of the whole body after death for scientific purposes is fundamental in order to ensure new advances in many fields of human...

When you think about embalming, you might think back to ancient Egypt where the practice first started thousands of years ago. Egyptian...

When a close friend has lost a loved one it can be incredibly difficult to know what to say or do to comfort them. Many times when we...

Even if you’re the type who has a plan for every situation, you probably wouldn’t know what to do if you came across a dead body. And...

The set of bureaucratic and logistical events that follow the death of a person can be grouped into two different categories, depending...

The embalming of the corpse is one of the main conservative treatments of corpses, exploited daily by funeral homes to preserve an intact...