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Forensics

Subspecialties Forensics

Palaeopathology at the Double

| Jessica Allerton

Forensic analysis reveals ancient history of cancer research in our Image of the Month

Subspecialties Forensics

Palaeopathological Insights into Egyptian Cancer Cases

| Jessica Allerton | 4 min read

Forensic analysis of human skulls reveals ancient Egyptians undertaking cancer research and treatment over 4,000 years ago

Subspecialties Forensics

The Future of Forensics

| Roxanne Zascavage | 4 min read

With additional forensic-specific analysis software, nanopore sequencing platforms look set to revolutionize the industry

Outside the Lab Profession

In Memoriam: Cyril Wecht

| Jessica Allerton

Celebrating the life of the famous forensic pathologist, 1931–2024

Subspecialties Forensics

A Matter of Minutes

| Jessica Allerton

Mass spectrometry provides forensic toxicologists with a reliable and rapid answer to drug screening

Diagnostics Genetics and epigenetics

Back to the Black Death

| Jessica Allerton

Forensic genomic research opens the door to further discoveries on human genetic history surrounding the Black Death pandemic

Outside the Lab Profession

Real-Life Forensic Pathology Is Not CSI

| Georgia Hulme | 5 min read

Sitting Down With… Ken Obenson, Forensic Pathologist at The Saint John Regional Hospital, New Brunswick, Canada

Subspecialties Forensics

A Forensic Deep Dive

| Georgia Hulme | 2 min read

Get your forensic fix…

Subspecialties Forensics

Autopsy in the Digital Age

| George Francis Lee | 6 min read

We spoke with Meagan Chambers on her autopsy passion project, TheAutopsyBook.com

Subspecialties Forensics

Make Autopsy Great Again

| Meagan Chambers

A rallying cry for autopsy in this Tweet of the Month…


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