A settlement has been reached in a scandal involving donated human remains. Harvard has agreed to pay $53 million to resolve the matter. The remains were stolen from the medical school morgue and sold to buyers on the black market.
The settlement amount is $53 million, but further details about the scandal and the settlement are available from the source.
The agreement brings an end to the scandal, but the full circumstances surrounding the stolen remains and their sale are not specified here.
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