What is the ruling on a girl studying medicine, and what is the ruling on conducting experiments on the deceased who offered themselves to science before their death?

There is no harm in dissecting corpses and conducting experiments on them if a recognized benefit, such as learning medicine, results from it, as long as it is within the bounds of that benefit. It is not permissible to reside in non-Muslim countries for someone who cannot observe the rituals of their religion or does not feel secure from falling into temptation. This matter becomes even more severe for women.