Careers in forensic pathology, medicine & science

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  Richard Jones

  

  What it's really like in pathology—from 4 physicians who know

  American Medical Association

  AMA News Wire What it's really like in pathology—from 4 physicians who know Mar 18, 2025 As a medical student, do you ever wonder what it’s like to …

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  Richard Jones

  

  Radio Riverside Interview

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  Career Advice for Kids from a Forensic Pathologist in Africa. Prof Ryan Blumenthal advocates for STEM Subjects: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. He argues that STEM subjects will help save humankind. The book by Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar describes a socioeconomic cycle in which different social classes rise and fall in a predictable pattern. 1. Labourers (e.g., cashiers, drivers, factory workers) do the hard work that keeps society running. 2. Warriors emerge to protect labourers, leading to a stable, organized society (e.g., police, firefighters, soldiers). 3. Intellectuals then rise, bringing new ideas and knowledge. 4. Acquisitors (e.g., insurance people, bankers, lawyers, admin people, bureaucrats) take over, focusing on wealth and profit. According to economist Ravi Batra, we are currently stuck in the age of acquisitors, where the rich keep getting richer while the poor struggle. Wages are low, debt is rising, and inequality is growing. In developed and developing countries, wealth is concentrated among the top 1%, partly due to globalization, automation, and discrimination. This widening gap between rich and poor is one of the biggest challenges of our time. Prof Ryan Blumenthal urges our youth to focus more on the STEM subjects to help save humankind. References: Janet Seggie. Editorial: The Age of the Acquisitors – girls and women beware Editorial. The South African Medical Journal. Vol. 106 No. 3 (2016). Mar 14, 2016. eISSN: 2078-5135. print ISSN: 0256-9574

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  Richard Jones

  Forensic Pathologist - UOD1899

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  The Centre for Forensic Medicine & Dentistry operates from the mortuary facilities provided by Police Scotland, located within the city centre, with …

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  The first thing I notice is the strong smell. ‘That’s the mortuary’

  irishtimes.com - Henrietta McKervey

  To the right listener, the dead can be surprisingly talkative. A pathologist can persuade a corpse to give up many secrets. Books, television dramas, …

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  Forensic Pathology in South Africa with Dr Shakeera Holland

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  BBC Radio 4 - Desert Island Discs, Professor Francis Camps

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  Castaway's Favourite Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra Rhapsody in Blue Marlene Dietrich Falling In Love Again Elizabeth Seal Our Language Of Love Noël Coward Mad Dogs and Englishmen Tony Hancock The Blood Donor (from Hancock's Half Hour) Tom Lehrer I Hold Your Hand In Mine Treorchy Male Choir Sospan Fach My …