Having an Instagram account and sharing details about your work is totally normal, right? And when does the profession involve death, disease and a lot of blood? For many people, the content posted by young pathologist Nicole Angemi is simply unacceptable: autopsies, torn bodies, serious illnesses and fetuses. Not least, she fears losing her account, which already has over 880, 000 followers, and is reported daily.

In this publication, Nicole explains that the victim had tumor-covered abdominal organs.

Nicole doesn't just want to clash with the strong images: she wants to educate. Used to being immersed in the “smell of death, ” she believes that everyone should know and become aware of their own bodies. That's why she reports everyday scenes, such as someone who fell off a ladder, committed suicide or a mother who has just aborted spontaneously: it is not because we do not touch the subject that it does not happen.

She also talks about miscarriages to show women how recurrent they are

In addition to anonymous reports, Nicole has become accustomed to being attacked by other health professionals who believe that the general public should not have access to such images and videos. However, in an interview with MotherBoard, she claims that if a person wants to know how an autopsy happens, they should have that right.

Autopsy in Fiction and Real Life

Nicole makes it clear that she respects the rules of the hospital where she works and values ​​people's privacy, not putting any image that can identify patients: “For me, this is all about education, not about exploiting someone. The focus is not on 'whose foot was that, ' ”he concludes.

With two accounts already deleted from Instagram, Nicole doesn't understand how so many famous people can post inappropriate photos, including minors in very sexy poses, but she can't educate through anatomy.