The Inheritor’s Powder: A Cautionary Tale of Poison, Betrayal and Greed
Glucocorticosteroids as markers of death from hypothermia
Geographic diversity of Helicobacter pylori in cadavers: Forensic estimation of geographical origin
Meeting the Challenges of a New Age: Responding to a Mass Fatalities Scenario
Autopsies using MRIs in babies and infants could help improve uptake rates
Post-mortem MRI versus conventional autopsy in fetuses and children: a prospective validation study
Care of the dying 'society's litmus test'
Regulation Manager vacancy at the HTA
Coffins no longer obligatory in Irish Republic
HTA Changes to Post Mortem Incident Reporting
Terry Pratchett Leading Evening Of Literature For Dignity In Dying
‘Come for the skin book, stay for the history!’
Chief Scientific Bulletin March 2013
Annual UK drug deaths fall seven per cent
‘The Chirugeon’s Apprentice’ launches public campaign for history of medicine film
Chief Scientific Officer Bulletin Feb 2013
Scientific advances have led experts to pioneer the 'virtopsy'
Vote for Barts Pathology Museum!
Forensic Science International PM Imaging
Health Protection Agency CBRN Learning Tool
Francis Report published (Mid Staffs)
Government response to transfer of functions from HFEA and HTA
Liverpool Care Pathway: More than 10,000 patients placed on plan
Bereaved parents not given informed choice over post-mortems
A history of pathology in 50 objects
Prize awarded to ‘In Memoriam’ book project
Mangling the dead: dissection, past and present
Medicines Dark Secrets (Vimeo Trailer)
Murderers Beware....virtual autopsies
NHS pathology services to be reviewed
Dying Matters: Be ready for it!
Nick Kirk IBMS President-Elect
The Black Dahlia 15th January lectures
The Snowman is not really about Christmas, it's about death
How a soft opt-out system of organ and tissue donation will work in Wales
Frontliners: Mortuary (Wellcome Trust)
Funeral poverty campaigners urge ministers to boost cash help
Child Bereavement Charity (YouTube Channel)
Yasser Arafat's exhumation: a short history of digging up bodies
Bodies revealed but with consent for what? (BMJ Blog)
Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief
Pictures of unidentified dead bodies will be posted online for the first time
Diagnostic errors in the intensive care unit: a systematic review of autopsy studies
Partner organisations respond to the government’s proposals on the future of the HTA
Government proposals could jeopardise public confidence
Eat Your Heart Out - anatomical baking
Fallen soldiers: Is it right to take images of bodies? (BBC)
Health Protection Agency Press Release (Anthrax)
Chief Scientific Officer Bulletin Oct 2012
Hillsborough: new chief coroner hints at inquest role
Death: The Richard Harris Collection
Academy for Healthcare Science recruitment
Virtual dissection table TED lecture
Museum of London showcases "Bodysnatchers"
Families cannot afford to bury their dead
Northern Ireland's first motor-tricycle hearse takes to road
Fears for future of Traquair murals
Death: an expensive Business? (The Independent)
HTA response to Government regarding it's future
Southampton hospital mortuary opens for public tours
People struggle to pay for funerals
Assistance for Murder/Manslaughter Overseas
Virtual Autopsy Course Uni of Leicester
Second Anthrax Case in England
Quick Response (QR) Beyond the Grave
Variation in postmortem liver sampling (Subscription required)
Caring & Sensitivity earn hero nomination
Eat your heart out - the pathology experiment
Rethinking Laws Permitting the Sales of Human Remains
HTA announces preferred future option
Dr Freddy Patel labelled 'misleading' over Tomlinson case
Ministry of Defence & Body Parts
GMC is asked to draw up clearer rules for pathologists carrying out postmortem examinations
Burning aborted foetuses no longer acceptable, hospital chiefs are told
Chief Scientific Officer Bulletin July 2012
Ireland: State Pathologist and Mortuary Facility
We need Scottish end of life care study?
NHS end of life care good but choice lacking
Oppose assisted dying says BMA
Ian Cumming Chief Executive of HEE
"Mummifying Alan" wins best factual programme at TV BAFTAS
Iraq faces painful legacy of mass graves
Cooperative Funeralcare To Launch Inquiry After Macabre Practices Exposed
Study shows how easily pandemic H5N1 bird flu could evolve
The real CSI: what happens at a crime scene?
CSO Update June 2012 (PDF Download)
Organ donation: Opt-out bill is published in Wales
Summary of Reports and Responses under Rule 43 of the Coroners Rules
Twitter role in disasters aftermath
Casualty & Mortuary Affairs Soldier (USA)
Coin Operated Mechanical Mortuary scene
Acutely Ill prevented from dying with dignity?
NHS Plans "Unclear" Commons Committee
ACPO publishes report into the retention of human tissue by police forces
Nine more headstones to be dedicated at Fromelles
Dying Matters Awareness Week 2012
Regulation of Health and Social Care Professionals
Trainee Healthcare Scientist Competition
Department of Health Roll of Honour Nominations
The man who looks death in the face: morgue manager Mike Murphy interviewed
NHS Innovation Challenge Prizes
Experts fear diseases 'impossible to treat'
Research into mutant flu 'must go on'
Gloucestershire coroners court complex opens
Why 2012 will be a big year for the NHS
Public information on post-mortem examination and retention of organs and tissue
The Guardian reviews BBC R4 "Post Mortem"
AAPT President & Ruby Stewart on BBC Radio 4
2012 Advancing Healthcare Awards
Master of Research in Health Science Extended to Healthcare Scientists
RCN Guidance on Assisted Death
Crime authors compete for Dundee morgue prize
Mummifying Alan: Channel 4 follows scientists using ancient preservation techniques
DNA solves mystery of unknown Scots soldier
Death is not what it used to be
The death of funeral etiquette
Useful Anatomy iPhone Apps in the Publications area
The 7th Annual AAPT Conference
Doctor in Brazil sends patient to morgue a bit too soon
Turkish mortuary alarm to detect life among the dead
Forget cremations or being buried, how about being liquidised?
Publication of the 2009/10 Summary report of performance against HTA standards for all sectors
Blood-borne transmission of vCJD re-examination of scenarios : Department of Health - Publications
Improving the process of death certification
New body 'liquefaction' unit unveiled in Florida funeral home
Podcasts of pathology museum specimens
'Dead man' wakes up inside morgue
Lincolnshire's dead facing 80-mile round trip for post mortem
3-D Imaging Derived from Post Mortem
Pandemic report and lessons learned
Lindsay Lohan to serve 120 hours service in LA County Morgue
Shaping Bereavement Care – a framework for action
Bereavement care services: a synthesis of the literature
Crematorium could help heat council swimming pool
Crematorium considers dissolving bodies
Influenza Detection At Post Mortem
Post-mortem rates in England and Wales 'should be cut'
How can we reduce the number of coroner autopsies?
Liberating the NHS: Greater choice and control
White Paper response letter to Healthcare Scientists from Chief Scientific Officer
Liberating the NHS: Legislative framework and next steps
Forensic Science Service to be wound up
How Sellafield 'mutilated' its workers' bodies
Body parts 'stolen for radiation research'
Audio slideshow: The funeral photographer
Review of the Organ Donor Register by Professor Sir Gordon Duff
Doctor guilty of signing false death certificates- first case under new Shipman guidelines
Liberating the NHS: Report of the Arm’s-Length Bodies Review
AAPT Code of Conduct Feature in 'The Biomedical Scientist'
Health watchdogs 'are to be axed'
Prince Charles attends last Fromelles soldier reburial
Charity launches scheme to help families obtain inquests
Guidelines on Autopsy Practice - best practice scenarios
Doctor is charged with signing cremation certificates without proper investigations
Mortuary Problems - Milton Keynes
Completing the Jigsaw - The work of the UK Forensic Radiography Response Team
Viewing the body after a traumatic death
Modernising Scientific Careers: The England Action Plan
Department of Health's - Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) Bulletin issue 6
Fromelles Project Update: First of the Australian Servicemen named
Reports and Responses Under Rule 43 of the Coroners Rules
Healthcare Science Week 2010: 12-21 March 2010
New national career framework introduced for healthcare scientists
Modernising Scientific Careers: The UK Way Forward
Health professional regulators' registers
Autopsies- why families count too
How much is a human body worth?
Police drop probe into hospital's post-mortems
BBC Article - Haiti - Do Dead Bodies Pose a Health Risk?
Improving the Process of Death Certification
About the Forensic Science Regulator
Preparing for life after death
First Reported UK Fatality Relating to GBL
NHS workforce planning: limitations and possibilities
Assistant Practitioner Core Standards
Exquisite Bodies: curious and grotesque story of the anatomical model
New website for NHS Medical Education England
New ways to extend professional regulation
AAPT Conference 09: new programme
Statement on Modernising Scientific Careers
Chief Scientific Officer Newsletter June 2009