legal medicine

Some doctors support this point, others say legal medicines for pain already exist.

The director of legal medicine and chief medical examiner of France.

The expert in legal medicine is being called upon daily to answer questions upon which important issues depend.

She founded Harvard's department of legal medicine, the first program in the nation for forensic pathology.

What will it take to recognize it and try to treat it by legal medicine?

At his suggestion, Lee set up Harvard's department of legal medicine for training medical examiners.

Cocaine is also occasionally used as a legal medicine in Australia and some parts of Europe, if a person has a prescription from a doctor.

Two years later, aged 37, he took up the new chair of legal medicine at the University of Lyon.

He taught legal medicine, toxicology and public hygiene.

In those countries, the supply of reliable, legal medicines is often not organised as well as it is in Europe.

Too few people appreciate the importance of legal medicine and very few people appreciate the ramifications of the subject.

In Indonesia, forensic medicine, also known as legal medicine ("kedokteran kehakiman"), is a 3-year specialty program that can be taken directly after completing medical school.

After finishing his studies in Austria, he returned to Bonn, where he became a tenured professor of legal medicine and obstetrics (1789).

He was 71 and had been professor of legal medicine at the Harvard Schools of Medicine and Public Health.

He was the first to expand the concept of the morgue and created the term "legal medicine" as a way of organizing research, teaching and forensic activity.

His brother, August Albrecht Meckel (1789-1829), practiced legal medicine and investigated avian anatomy but died prematurely from tuberculosis.

The Board has certified approximately 300 MD/JDs in legal medicine by means of computer-based or paper based examinations.

By the time Dr Lacassagne arrived in Lyon, social and scientific developments had progressed sufficiently to allow the roots of modern legal medicine to take hold.

Legal medicines with legitimate uses can be abused - meaning they're taken by someone other than the patient or in a manner or dose other than what's recommended.

In the field of legal medicine, however, when someone remarks "A coroner is a coroner is a coroner," there is an immediate chorus of discord.

The program also included non-bar subjects such as legal history, legal bibliography, statutory construction, jurisprudence, trial techniques, thesis and legal research, legal medicine, and practice court.

Bennett's character was modeled after a real-life Harvard professor of legal medicine named George Burgess Magrath, who received his medical degree from Harvard in 1898."

In developing countries, there is a need for affordable, effective and, of course, legal medicines, and that is why I should like to mention the scope which generic medicines offer.

FOREWORD From time to time, paying tribute to outstanding leaders in the field of legal medicine, I have dedicated my books by appropriate forewords.

It is gratifying to note that more and more people are coming to realize the importance of legal medicine and the protection given to the living by a modern, up-to-date medical examiner system.