The Seven Ages of Death
‘Every chapter is like a detective story’ Telegraph
by:
Richard Shepherd
in:
Biology
Summary:
The book delves into the human life cycle through the lens of a forensic pathologist, exploring the different ways people die at various stages of life. Each chapter unravels medical mysteries and investigates deaths, reflecting on the author's experiences and the lessons learned about mortality and the human body.
Key points:
1. Forensic Pathology: The book explores forensic pathology, a medical field that uses autopsies to solve legal cases. The author, Richard Shepherd, is a well-known forensic pathologist.
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