If you have an oozing Barbie, wrap it in Saran wrap and don t touch the body directly. In conclusion, Dr. Starfield notes, recognition of the harmful effects of health care interventions, and the likely possibility that they account for a substantial proportion of excess deaths in the United States compared with other comparable industrialized nations, sheds new light on imperatives for research and health policy. Ms. York has concluded a recent showing in the LA area of a series of images she has entitled What a Piece of Work Man Is. Her fascination with the human on both sides of the skin was fueled by her chiropractor, Dr. Marc Pick, who invited Ms. York into his classes and labs at Cleveland Chiropractic College, Los Angeles. Ms. York expressed her views on the human to be It is endlessly fascinating.
Computers are nothing compared to the complexity of what goes on under our skin.
And once you ve dissected a body, you feel how meaningless is all racial and religious prejudice. Under the skin, we are all the same. For York, when she looked at cadavers, she saw other forms of nature reflected in the specimen being dissected. After I did my first dissection, I went for a walk and found all the forms in nature that I d seen in my photographs. Ms. York s husband, actor Michael York, initially took a dim view of his bride s interest in cadavers.