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    Dolls, tea party sets and an occasional pink soccer ball. My years were spent in the Surgical Pathology suite goggling over various organ cancers with assorted Surgeons and my enthusiastic Mother. In fact, unlike most kids dreading to go to work with a parent, I thought it was an exciting experience. Around the age of twelve I realized that I was interested in the field of medicine. Namely Surgical Pathology. I decided to delve deeper and start to ask my mentor (My unconventional, eccentric, and

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    Forensic Pathology

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    Forensic Pathology Have you ever just wanted to come home from a long days at work and kick off your shoes and grab some food and pig out in front of the television? You began to flick through all the channels and can’t find what you are looking for so you come to CSI Miami and this had caught your attention and now you’re toned in and intrigued of what they are doing. You find yourself yelling at the T.V. saying “how they do that?” “What is that?” “Why are they doing that?” and “how did they

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    My fascination with Pathology stems in the diagnostic nature of the profession, along with the notion that it provides a whole range of diagnostic tests, interpretation of laboratory results, monitoring of diseases, besides the establishment of cutting edge diagnostic modalities. To begin with, the frequently used description of pathologists as the “Doctor’s Doctor” sounds quite appealing to me. Throughout the study of medicine and immunology, I have appreciated the way pathologists help to ensure

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    My interest in pathology was initially cultivated when I dissected my first rat in 11th grade. I remembered being so curious about what organs looked from the inside. I was particularly interested in it is brain so I researched more information about it and purchased my first book of pathology. My interests grew even further during first year of undergrad, in my most favorite course, anatomy and pathophysiology which was taught by a pathologist who loved adding histology to his lectures. I was surprised

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    Forensic Pathology

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    Analyzing different forensic pathologist daily journal, I found it really fascinated what exactly they are doing. Pathologist are the ones who tend to further expand a criminal investigation through all the multiple testing. They will run DNA test and bone test throughout the whole day. Most forensic pathologist have a system when it comes to figuring out the cause of death. Typically, the pathologist will look for evidence to indicate the cause of death like a cut womb. After they will start running

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    My Pathology Essay

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    Pathology: My Path Often, the major a student chooses is reflective of their core being. Public Health, a very broad major under the sciences, is an extremely relevant field for this day and age. It is investigative and inquisitive, two traits which I have always possessed. The facet of this field which fascinates me the most is that which pertains to the psyche. Neurological pathologists are constantly at work on fascinating research, making incredible revelations by the day about the core of humanity’s

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    When I first started medical school, I did not know what Pathology entailed as a specialty. My original goal was then to become an oncologist, pushed by my enthusiasm for the diagnosis process and a strong personal interest in the pathogenesis of cancer. Before then, I had always found the meticulous search and gathering of clues to support a discovery to be mentally stimulating. I was never bored. This is why I had been drawn to research during my undergraduate studies in biochemistry and later

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    Abstract In pathology, consultation with a patient is a very scarce and a rare event. Pathologists are often considered invisible and unrecognized; due to the misconceptions and stereotypes they hold in our society. Patients are often not aware of the definitive and crucial role pathologists plays in their health care, hence many lack the opportunity to interact personally to pathologists. At the forefront of breaking barriers between patient and pathologist is their interaction. The significance

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    Abstract Forensic pathologist play a vital role in the justice system in matters concerning questions of death. Forensic pathology has been considered a specialty in medicine. Although often not recognized forensic pathology is a growing specialty. Recent decades have brought a plethora of technological advances, popularized criminal cases, and even mainstream media programs that has pushed this specialty into the eyes of the public, boosting this professions esteem. However modern forensic science

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    Essay on Forensic Pathology as a Career

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    Forensic Pathology as a Career The career that I researched was forensic pathology. The job of a pathologist is to determine a person’s cause of death by examining tissues and fluids from the body. A forensic pathologist does this as well, but they are trained to examine people who died unexpectedly or violently and to recognize other things that a regular pathologist might not, such as recognizing something as intentional rather than accidental. They have to determine who the person is,

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