30-year-old mum who died from a rare eye cancer has been dissected for Ch4HD
 

[Toni Crews decided to donate her body
to medical science after dying of
tear gland cancer at 30,
becoming the UK’s first named person
to be publicly dissected in a bid
to save future generations]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/...ed-tv-28433336

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That's obviously sad what happened to her.

Speaking for myself though I won't be watching the Show, I'm sick and tired of really depressing topics being the prime stuff being covered on TV.

But this is Medical Help
Educational.

How horrible & sad
R.I.P

Yeah I'm with Mock ,I won't be watching either . They did an autopsy live on channel 4 years ago didn't they ??. The family of the deceased must have given their permission,such a morbid bizarre concept to televise it . Yes by all means do medical research etc

But that's what I go to School for as Busted once sung.

Being serious though, I have no issue with some educational TV, but it feels like everything nowadays wants to be deadly serious and "educational" that they've forgot that they're a part of the entertainment industry.

I know not everyone will agree with me on this, but TV is meant to be fun to watch.

Fair enough to the people that do want to watch it, but like you I just don't like the concept for it to be a TV Show.

Oh man I'd forgotten all about that! We had to watch it in Biology in school because the teacher had taped it on VHS. :bawling::joker: