Autopsy Will Reveal: Notes of a Passionate Forensic Scientist
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Autopsy Will Reveal: Notes of a Passionate Forensic Scientist
14.99 €
Forensic medical expert Alexey Reshetun (better known as the blogger mossudmed) is no stranger to death. He has been dealing with it every working day for 17 years: in fact, its causes are the object of his study. This means that he knows better than anyone else why we die and what not to do in order not to get to the sectional table before the time is up. Readers of his blog are rapidly quitting smoking, drinking and starting to exercise.
He's not reading a moral at all, though: he's just showing how things will end up if you keep at it. His book is by no means a scientific work or a textbook. It is intended primarily for people who are infinitely far from medicine, so you will not find in it complex terms. But you will learn how a medical examiner works, how he differs from a pathologist, how he conducts autopsies, where he disposes of the extracted organs and what amazing stories are filled with every day of his work. By telling us what we often don't want to look into, the author makes us rethink an old truth: our life - and death - depends on ourselves.
Why the book "Autopsy will show" is worth reading
Before you is the book of a keen forensic expert: Alexey Reshetun simply, vividly and with humor (yes, yes, you can write about this topic and so) tells why and from what people die and what happens to the body after death.
This is not a textbook, although here you will find both a brief overview of the formation of forensic medicine and the basics of forensic science (e.g., how bodies are examined on calls).
There is nothing made up in this book, which makes it even more interesting (and scary) to read. But this reading will paradoxically make you value your life and the lives of your loved ones.
He's not reading a moral at all, though: he's just showing how things will end up if you keep at it. His book is by no means a scientific work or a textbook. It is intended primarily for people who are infinitely far from medicine, so you will not find in it complex terms. But you will learn how a medical examiner works, how he differs from a pathologist, how he conducts autopsies, where he disposes of the extracted organs and what amazing stories are filled with every day of his work. By telling us what we often don't want to look into, the author makes us rethink an old truth: our life - and death - depends on ourselves.
Why the book "Autopsy will show" is worth reading
Before you is the book of a keen forensic expert: Alexey Reshetun simply, vividly and with humor (yes, yes, you can write about this topic and so) tells why and from what people die and what happens to the body after death.
This is not a textbook, although here you will find both a brief overview of the formation of forensic medicine and the basics of forensic science (e.g., how bodies are examined on calls).
There is nothing made up in this book, which makes it even more interesting (and scary) to read. But this reading will paradoxically make you value your life and the lives of your loved ones.
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