Human cadaveriic dissection is an ancient practice that involved studying human corpses. It was
initially performed by physicians in Greece during Ancient times, but its popularity declined due to
ethical concerns about using the remains of deceased individuals for scientific purposes such as
animal dissections and research on minority bodies like BIPOCs (Black Indigenous People) which are
now used exclusively by white male medical practitioners at their own risk. However, there have been
recent advancements in modernizing this practice with a focus towards understanding human biology
through anatomical knowledge while avoiding unethical treatment of deceased individuals or
minorities from being exploited for scientific research and practices without consenting to it as
per the Hippocratic Oath established during Ancient times where medicine is bound by its social
contract not exploiting patients.
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