Columns Philadelphia’s Mütter Museum Is Reviewing Its Collection of Human Remains. Here’s Why That Matters for Disability Representation. An artist and medical humanities professor recalls a life-changing experience at the Mütter. By Riva Lehrer Jun 16, 2023 3:18 pm
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