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Bereaved parents' experiences of the use of 'cold bedrooms' following the death of their child.

Ancient DNA, Strontium isotopes, and osteological analyses shed light on social and kinship organization of the Later Stone Age.

Representations of rituals and care in perinatal death in British midwifery textbooks 1937–2004

'What remains'.

The Bequest Programme at the University of Otago: cadavers donated for clinical anatomy teaching.

Human cremation in Mexico 3,000 years ago.

Four-thousand-year-old gold artifacts from the Lake Titicaca basin, southern Peru.

The role of the district nurse when involved in the coronial process.

Australian findings on Aboriginal cultural practices associated with clothing, hair, possessions and use of name of deceased persons.

Cultural manifestations of grief and bereavement: a clinical perspective.

Caring for patients after death.

Cultures of death and politics of corpse supply: anatomy in Vienna, 1848-1914.

A major trichinellosis outbreak suggesting a high endemicity of Trichinella infection in northern Laos.

The impact of circumstances surrounding the death of a child on parents' grief.

Insights on end-of-life ceremonial practices of Australian Aboriginal peoples.

Care of patients who have died.

Two weddings and a funeral. Everlasting love.

Woman in black.

Home-based viewing (el velorio) after death: a cost-effective alternative for some families.

[Respecting funeral rites]