article_snippet: But many of Dr von Hagens' exhibitions- dubbed Dr Tod (Dr Death) in Germany - have drawn criticism from religious groups.
article_snippet: Members of the Catholic Church said that Members of the Catholic Church displays of human remains is disrespectful.
article_snippet: The professor has continually courted controversy throughout The professor  career and in 2005 in a four-part series on Channel 4 called Anatomy for Beginners, The professor  dissected cadavers on live TV.
article_snippet: The professor  followed up in 2006 with Autopsy: Life and Death.
article_snippet: The professor  laboratory later angered German Christians when His laboratory began to offer body parts for sale online, including plastinated 'slices' of corpses including a human head.
article_snippet: In 2011, The professor  announced The professor  was dying of Parkinson's disease and has said The professor  wants The professor  own body displayed in the same manner as The professor  specimens when The professor  time comes.
article_snippet: Between 2005- 2006 von Hagens dissected cadavers live on television .