Were miners’ lungs passed on without consent?

Recent reports have raised concerns over whether miners’ lungs were passed on for research without proper consent.

According to the investigations, mining companies may have collaborated with medical researchers to obtain lung tissue samples from deceased miners without informing their families.

This controversy has sparked a debate on the ethics of using human tissue for research purposes without obtaining explicit consent from the individuals or their next of kin.

As the story unfolds, more details are expected to come to light, shedding further light on the issue and potentially impacting future regulations surrounding the use of human tissues for scientific research.