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Death around the world
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2:49Now PlayingWhich country has professional mourners and which cultures used to eat the dead? Although we all die how we mark the end of a life varies between places and cultures and there are often specific rituals and actions that are performed to mark the death. In this short cartoon. Dr Erica Borgstrom from the school of Health, Wellbeing and Social care explores some of the different customs and traditions that people throughout the world perform in relation to the end of life.
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