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As well as Dr Buckley, the team of experts behind the mummification included Dr Joann Fletcher, Maxine Coe and forensic pathologist Peter Vanezis.

After the patients died, their brains were shipped to Phoenix, where a pathologist sliced them into about 100 tiny pieces and sent them off for analysis of plaque.

He then has absolute control over that body-no one, not even the next of kin, can stop him asking a pathologist to do a postmortem and that way found out the reason for the death.

The pathologist said he had been “tortured to death”.

"He will talk," the speech pathologist insisted, but inside, I had given up hope.

After observing a senior pathologist talk animatedly to himself while eviscerating a body, Williams notes that pathologists "are fundamentally mad."

He named the three investigators as Peter Diaczuk, an expert in firearms evidence, Daniel Spitz, a prominent forensic pathologist, and Jeff Spivack, an expert in forensic video analysis.

They visited operating rooms and peered through microscopes for the first time. Looking at heart cells, one shaman, an elderly woman, asked the pathologist to show her a “happy heart.”

It appears that a Viennese pathologist has finally solved the case.

As a pathologist and former meat inspector, I believe my colleagues when they report horrendous injuries to rodeo cattle.

The body of Teoh Beng Hock, an opposition activist in Malaysia, was exhumed for an autopsy after a pathologist said there was an 80% chance he had been murdered.

By this time, hardly surprisingly, he was working as a pathologist.

As a speech pathologist, I often ask patients to tell me a personal story in order to get them to open up.

In most states one must have a master's degree in speech-language pathology to work as a speech pathologist.

For this study, these biopsies were evaluated by an independent surgical pathologist n.

A 30-year-old plant pathologist named Norman Borlaug traveled to Mexico in 1944 to help fight a stem rust epidemic that had caused widespread famine.

Mukherjee opens his book with the story of one of the founders of the hospital where he trained - Sidney Farber, a specialist in children's diseases who began as a pathologist.