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World Stuttering Awareness Day 2024: The Importance Of Speech Therapy In Children
World Stuttering Awareness Day 2024: This article highlights the vital role that speech therapy plays in helping children manage and overcome stuttering.
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Einstein's Brain Was Stolen, Cut Into 240 Pieces. Read The Strange Story
Albert Einstein's brain was stolen by Thomas Harvey, a pathologist, who wanted to decode the secret behind the physicist's intelligence.
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9.5 Kg Of 'Floating Gold' Found In Dead Whale In Canary Islands
On inspecting, the pathologist found a remarkable treasure worth over $250,000.
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Children Suffocated To Death In Kenyan Cult That Starved To "Meet Jesus"
Pathologists started autopsies on Monday on more than 100 bodies linked to a Kenyan religious cult whose leader allegedly instructed them to starve themselves to
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Young British Man Dies Due To Heavily Mould-Infested Home
The forensic pathologist is looking into a 27-year-old man's death after hearing that mould in his rental property may have led to his death.
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Woman Teaches Dog To 'Speak'. Videos Will Amaze You
Stella may just be a dog, but she knows how to communicate. Her owner, Christina Hunger, is a speech pathologist who is teaching her how to 'talk' with the help of a customised keyboard.
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Evidence Suggests Jeffrey Epstein Was Murdered, Says Forensic Expert
A forensic pathologist hired by Jeffrey Epstein's brother said Wednesday that evidence suggested the disgraced financier had not died by suicide in his jail cell but had been murdered.
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Human Bodies Move Significantly Over A Year After Death, Scientist Says
An Australian scientist has proved that human bodies move around significantly for more than a year after death, in findings that could have implications for detectives and pathologists around the world.
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Human Bodies Move For Over A Year After Death, Find Scientists
An Australian scientist has proved that human bodies move around significantly for more than a year after death, in findings that could have implications for detectives and pathologists around the world.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Accused Of Botching Up Post-Mortems In UK
An Indian-origin pathologist has been accused of botching up some post-mortems at a UK hospital and is under police investigation to establish if any criminal charges need to be brought against him.
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"I Would Have Died If Someone Didn't Come": Stranded Iditarod Racer's Ordeal
Professional proximity tidies up any rosy misconceptions about death. Jim Lanier was a pathologist, Scott Janssen a funeral homeowner. When the two were trapped last week in a subzero blizzard in the Alaskan wilderness, they realized, as the as the hours stacked up and the wind screamed, that at a certain point, mother nature was going to win. The ...
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As Homicides Surge, Forensics Stall in Jamaica
Corpses, the suspected victims of violent deaths, are wrapped in plastic bags or covered loosely in stained sheets. There is no air conditioning and the room quickly becomes sweltering as the tropical sun beats down on the metal roof. A black fly buzzes around the room amid the smell of decay.
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Oscar Pistorius trial: Lawyer questions pathologist's autopsy findings
Prof. Gert Saayman, the pathologist who conducted an autopsy on Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend after she was shot dead, said his findings were a 'synthesis' of his own professional experiences and observations in addition to consultation of past studies.
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Oscar Pistorius vomits in court as girfriend's autopsy report discussed
Sitting in the dock, a clearly emotional Oscar Pistorius retched and heaved as University of Pretoria pathologist Gert Saayman gave an account of the multiple bullet wounds Pistorius admits inflicting on his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp during the day of her murder.
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Just three pathologists struggle to identify Philippine dead
Three pathologists struggled on Monday to identify dozens of fast-decomposing bodies at a mass grave, victims of the strongest typhoon ever recorded, illustrating the scale of the task the Philippines faces in the hardest-hit city of Tacloban.
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World Stuttering Awareness Day 2024: The Importance Of Speech Therapy In Children
World Stuttering Awareness Day 2024: This article highlights the vital role that speech therapy plays in helping children manage and overcome stuttering.
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Einstein's Brain Was Stolen, Cut Into 240 Pieces. Read The Strange Story
Albert Einstein's brain was stolen by Thomas Harvey, a pathologist, who wanted to decode the secret behind the physicist's intelligence.
-
9.5 Kg Of 'Floating Gold' Found In Dead Whale In Canary Islands
On inspecting, the pathologist found a remarkable treasure worth over $250,000.
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Children Suffocated To Death In Kenyan Cult That Starved To "Meet Jesus"
Pathologists started autopsies on Monday on more than 100 bodies linked to a Kenyan religious cult whose leader allegedly instructed them to starve themselves to
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Young British Man Dies Due To Heavily Mould-Infested Home
The forensic pathologist is looking into a 27-year-old man's death after hearing that mould in his rental property may have led to his death.
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Woman Teaches Dog To 'Speak'. Videos Will Amaze You
Stella may just be a dog, but she knows how to communicate. Her owner, Christina Hunger, is a speech pathologist who is teaching her how to 'talk' with the help of a customised keyboard.
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Evidence Suggests Jeffrey Epstein Was Murdered, Says Forensic Expert
A forensic pathologist hired by Jeffrey Epstein's brother said Wednesday that evidence suggested the disgraced financier had not died by suicide in his jail cell but had been murdered.
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Human Bodies Move Significantly Over A Year After Death, Scientist Says
An Australian scientist has proved that human bodies move around significantly for more than a year after death, in findings that could have implications for detectives and pathologists around the world.
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Human Bodies Move For Over A Year After Death, Find Scientists
An Australian scientist has proved that human bodies move around significantly for more than a year after death, in findings that could have implications for detectives and pathologists around the world.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Accused Of Botching Up Post-Mortems In UK
An Indian-origin pathologist has been accused of botching up some post-mortems at a UK hospital and is under police investigation to establish if any criminal charges need to be brought against him.
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"I Would Have Died If Someone Didn't Come": Stranded Iditarod Racer's Ordeal
Professional proximity tidies up any rosy misconceptions about death. Jim Lanier was a pathologist, Scott Janssen a funeral homeowner. When the two were trapped last week in a subzero blizzard in the Alaskan wilderness, they realized, as the as the hours stacked up and the wind screamed, that at a certain point, mother nature was going to win. The ...
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As Homicides Surge, Forensics Stall in Jamaica
Corpses, the suspected victims of violent deaths, are wrapped in plastic bags or covered loosely in stained sheets. There is no air conditioning and the room quickly becomes sweltering as the tropical sun beats down on the metal roof. A black fly buzzes around the room amid the smell of decay.
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Oscar Pistorius trial: Lawyer questions pathologist's autopsy findings
Prof. Gert Saayman, the pathologist who conducted an autopsy on Oscar Pistorius' girlfriend after she was shot dead, said his findings were a 'synthesis' of his own professional experiences and observations in addition to consultation of past studies.
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Oscar Pistorius vomits in court as girfriend's autopsy report discussed
Sitting in the dock, a clearly emotional Oscar Pistorius retched and heaved as University of Pretoria pathologist Gert Saayman gave an account of the multiple bullet wounds Pistorius admits inflicting on his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp during the day of her murder.
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Just three pathologists struggle to identify Philippine dead
Three pathologists struggled on Monday to identify dozens of fast-decomposing bodies at a mass grave, victims of the strongest typhoon ever recorded, illustrating the scale of the task the Philippines faces in the hardest-hit city of Tacloban.
