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Acetaminophen poisoning,2006,26,1,49-65,Kirk
Criminal poisoning: Munchausen by proxy,2006,26,1,243-53 x,Holstege
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Medical strategies to handle mass casualties from the use of biological weapons,2006,26,2,313-27 viii,Koenig
Emerging natural threats and the deliberate use of biological agents,2006,26,2,287-98 vii,Greenberg
Pathologist's role in product-related deaths,1983,3,2,397-405,Wecht
Child abuse,1983,3,2,321-342,Norton
Advances in forensic toxicology,1998,18,2,263-278,Peat
The pathology of terrorism. Acts of violence directed against citizens of the United States while abroad,1998,18,1,99-114,Clark
Traumatic neuropathology,1998,18,1,39-64,Pearl
Death in custody,1998,18,1,1-22,Reay
Bioregulators as instruments of terror,2001,21,3,607-18 ix-x,Kagan
Forensic pathology of heat-and cold-related injuries,1998,18,1,77-90,Donoghue
Patterns of injury. Blunt and sharp,1998,18,2,339-350,Davis
Developing medicolegal death investigator systems in forensic pathology,1998,18,2,279-322,Jentzen
The scope of forensic radiology,1998,18,2,203-240,Brogdon
Wounds from civilian and military centerfire rifles,1998,18,2,189-201,Di Maio
Ethanol,1981,1,3,581-583,Byers
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