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From the article, which you apparently didn't read: In the United States, we usually don’t autopsy people unless the cause of death is mysterious or foul play
by arundelo 11y ago
From the article, which you apparently didn't read:
In the United States, we usually don’t autopsy people unless the cause of death is mysterious or foul play is suspected. In fact, we autopsy less than 5 percent of all deaths.
- morekozhambu 11y agoFrom my comment, which you apparently didn't read: > considering autopsy is done on every body what I meant was, even if every body is autopsied, it wouldn't make sense