There’s a summer program in Northeast Ohio that offers hands-on experience with the cadavers used by medical students. The Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown is opening up its anatomy labs to community members who want to learn more about the human body. The pace of the program is blistering. A human brain, beige and lumpy, sits on a bright blue tray as second-year medical student Trey Moberly dives into its structures. “At the bottom of the midbrain we have the medulla oblongata,