I recent got on Bookstagram, the so-called corner of Instagram for readers. At first it was really exciting looking at all the beautiful,...

Months 2-3 of lockdown have seen increasing unrest in both the world and my mind. In late May a high school friend died from coronavirus....

I never thought I'd get to work from home. Normally, I'm a lab rat, but a unique set of circumstances involving a massive research data b...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic hospitals around the globe are experiencing shortages of personal protective equipment, and are conserving a...

The United States is experiencing a shortage of medical examiners, a problem exacerbated by the opioid crisis. In October of 2017, Dr. Br...

On my birthday I received a text from one of my relatives. But it wasn’t to wish me a happy birthday. It was along the lines of, “I’ve ha...

Stryker Bone saw-used to open people's skulls at autopsy The book is taking a new turn as I redo my proposal. Initially, the book was to ...

My mother was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) at age 66, just a month after retiring. At first she just thought it was a bad ...

There are a lot of misconceptions surrounding death and dead bodies. In this article for Thought Catalog, I dispel a few of the more comm...

There’s a preponderance of women in the United States entering fields revolving around death. Here's why.

The @autopsy.pathology account on Instagram posts educational death related content. The intent of the page is to cause people to think, ...

Every year I attend the American Academy of Forensic Science conference, a massive interdisciplinary gathering of forensic professionals....

I cried tears of joy this week upon learning that the book I've been working on for the past two years has representation. I'll be workin...