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• The use of time of death estimates based on heat loss from the body

  DOCUMENT September 2018

• Learning from death to help the living

  Post mortems will improve our understanding of COVID-19 and help inform the treatment and management of the disease. Here, Dr Michael Osborn and Dr Brian Hanley explain their value.

  WEBPAGE July 2022

• Public lecture highlights how the 1918 global flu pandemic caused more loss of life than WW1

  With the centenary of Armistice Day falling during this year’s National Pathology Week, the College ran a special WW1-related lecture event delivered by virologist and eminent Fellow, Professor John Oxford.

  WEBPAGE January 2019

• From the President

  It has been a time of enormous change for everyone, all over the world. We have changed what we do and how we do it, including the services in which we work, in an incredibly short period of time and at a rapid pace with considerable personal effort. We have done this at a time when there has been huge change in our own circumstances in the face of personal loss or significant difficulties.

  WEBPAGE July 2022

• About us

  WEBPAGE January 2024

• From the President

  I am sure, like me, you were saddened by the death of Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II on 8 September. The death of Her Majesty was particularly poignant for us as a royal college because the The late Queen was our patron – a role she took up in 1970 when the College received its Royal Charter.

  WEBPAGE November 2022

• From the President

  As the dispute between junior doctors and the Government continues,the President has continued to call for the the government to reconsider imposition of the contract in its current form. The President also reports on the implementation of a national system of independent medical examiners.

  WEBPAGE July 2022

• From the Editor

  Welcome to the October Bulletin, which is our 200th issue and also the last of the four issues during the College’s Diamond Jubilee year.

  WEBPAGE November 2022

• From the President

  Hello and welcome to the first Bulletin of 2022 − our Diamond Jubilee celebrating 60 years of the College.

  WEBPAGE July 2022

• From the President

  Hello and welcome to the April 2021 issue of the Bulletin. This issue highlights genomics and has a variety of illuminating articles exploring this important theme. Genomics is an exciting, rapidly developing area and one which promises huge advances in diagnosis and, ultimately, in patient care. It will help us on the path to truly personalised medicine.

  WEBPAGE July 2022