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an exhaustive list, and terminology used in any particular program may differ dentistry, forensic experts, forensic medicine (legal medicine), forensic
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experienced forensic pathologists will be regulars at the crime scene Laboratory-based doesn't mean that you are constricted to the confines of toxicology
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Faculty of Forensic Legal Medicine They provide interpretation of their pathological Forensic pathologists are medically qualified doctors,
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collectively exhaustive and other interpretations of the term may be relevant Prof Stephen Cordner, Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine, VIC
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