New Drugs of Abuse

Aug 28, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on New Drugs of Abuse

New Drugs of Abuse K. Sophia Dyer Alcohol still holds the lead as the most common drug of abuse and “social lubricant.” However, many other drugs are used and abused…

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Law Enforcement

Aug 28, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement Donald E. Steinhice When a sexual assault case is reported, it is almost always first reported to the police or another law-enforcement agency. Although law enforcement may be…

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Testifying

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Testifying Sharon A.H. May Role of the Sexual Assault Health Care Examiner The sexual assault health care examiner, be it a physician, nurse, physician’s assistant, or forensic nurse examiner (FNE),…

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Serology and DNA Evidence

Aug 28, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on Serology and DNA Evidence

Serology and DNA Evidence Rosalind Bowman Teri J. Labbe Kimberly A. Mullings Once a crime has been committed, law enforcement needs to determine what has happened (when, why, and how)…

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Elder Abuse

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Elder Abuse Adam J. Geroff Jonathan S. Olshaker When I was a laddie I lived with my granny And many a hiding ma granny di’ed me. Now I am a…

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Child Abuse/Assault

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Child Abuse/Assault Richard Lichenstein Adrienne H. Suggs Child maltreatment is an unfortunate aspect of clinical forensic medicine. Caffey (1) first described child abuse in 1946, when he recognized that some…

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