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Re: Medical and non-medical uses of placentaFrom: hldnsj@top.monad.netSat Oct 5 12:26:44 1996
Stephanie-- I have heard of some institutions using placentas for IV training--the smaller ones are especially good for neonatal practice from what I understand, but I don't have any experience with this. Some people to take them home and bury them--some planting a bush or tree on top of it, and making it sort of a "monument" to the baby. I know some cultures eat them, but let's not go there, OK?? Looking foward to the other replies you get. Julie in NH
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