This case highlights the significance of anatomical variation in forensic pathology.

In it, the forensic pathology report was dismissed in a drunk driving case.

It was a murder solved by forensic science, not forensic pathology.

Few are trained in medicine, fewer still in forensic pathology.

Not even the most imaginative crime writer would put ballet dancing and forensic pathology together.

If football management does not work out for him, a job in forensic pathology surely awaits.

And since the state didn't require it, many had little or no training in forensic pathology.

Dr. Clarita McWilliams was a professor of forensic pathology at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.

The State, she modestly averred, had not for many years given forensic pathology the attention it deserved.

No expert in the field of forensic pathology has to date come forward to doubt that claim.

Job insecurity appears to be undermining attempts to shore up the country's chronically pressured forensic pathology services.

A Toronto doctor performed over a thousand autopsies on children, though he never certified in forensic pathology.

Lorna Martin, head of forensic pathology at the Salt River mortuary, calls it a "crisis".

The injection will also allow for three medical officers and six forensic pathology officers to join the sector.

Now, with forensic pathology workers still downing their tools, local government and the opposition are sounding the alarm.

Dr. Martin Bullock, M.D., FRCP, who helped me understand the forensic pathology process;