Only 50 forensic pathology training programs are recognized by the Accreditation Council for Graduate ... including the issue of “brain death,” occupies multiple chapters in forensic textbooks ...

Forensic pathologists play a unique role in monitoring and responding to public health threats and advancing our ...

The magazine also noted that Spitz's book — "Spitz and Fisher's Medicolegal Investigation of Death: Guidelines for the Application of Pathology to Crime Investigation," which was co-edited with ...

His 1-year forensic pathology fellowship will be during the 2025-2026 academic year. “Recruiting Dr. Truong to Arkansas is a game changer for us.

He made time for the interview, between editing a textbook on forensic pathology, answering numerous calls from law enforcement and lawyers he was working with and a box lunch from his favorite deli.

In all, 47 residents enrolled in 39 accredited forensic pathology programs in 2010 -- low compared with many other medical subspecialties and barely on the radar of the roughly 6,000 students who ...

Dr. Spitz’s career of more than 60 years traced to the early days of modern forensic pathology, and his textbook on the topic remains a gold standard in the field.

In a sense, forensic pathology combined what I loved best about surgery and lab work—it's hands-on, it's diagnostic, and the work you start comes to completion.

“Death investigation has always depended on forensic toxicology, now more than ever,” said Gregory Davis, M.D., M.S.P.H., Division Director, Forensic Pathology. “Dr. Scott’s lab identifies and ...

Virtual cadavers, needle-wielding robots – and not a scalpel in sight. Laura Spinney meets the research team behind the 'virtopsy', a radical new approach to forensic pathology ...

He said his father wrote a textbook — "Spitz and Fisher's Medicolegal Investigation of Death: Guidelines for the Application of Pathology to Crime Investigation" — still present today with ...