Tissue banks may get rules
Proposal follows shutdown of business.
Report finds suspicious charges for tire repairs
Under the Dome: A state auditor's report released Tuesday raises questions about how the state has handled a contract for retreading tires, including a finding of possible overcharges.
Body parts anxiety widens
HIV, hepatitis tests urged for patients.
FDA tackles oversight of body parts trade
A scandal in N.C. is pushing study.
Body parts kickbacks frowned upon
Funeral official: Dignity at stake.
Tissue business is easy to enter
Philip Joe Guyett, the former trader of human tissue who was ordered to shut down, says it was easy to get into the industry, and people who know the body-parts business agree.
Patients fearful over suspect tissue
So far there is no evidence that bone and tissues collected by Donor Referral Services ended up at any Triangle hospitals.
Body parts revelation startles funeral officials
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Donor Referral Services endangered public health by failing to appropriately screen and label tissue collected for transplantation.
Tissue trader pleads his case
Rules were followed, provider maintains.
Body part supplier had local network
A Raleigh body parts supplier who was shut down last week used a Triangle consumer group to scout donors and carved corpses in a local funeral home's unsterilized embalming room.
Investigation of body parts expands
Some funeral homes are being looked into after a supplier of body parts was shut down.
FDA shuts Raleigh company
Health officials ordered a Raleigh company that collected human body parts for transplant to shut down Friday after inspectors found violations that posed a threat to human health.
