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Forensic pathology is a great tool available to Forensic Practitioners. It has a lot of benefit to the community, in as much as it provides one of the main tools for determining cause of death and helping to bring those responsible for the crimes to justice, which helps members of the community feel a lot safer.

Pathology is defined and the scientific study of the nature of disease and its causes, processes, development, and consequence, and Forensic Pathology although it is often seen as just conduction autopsies there are many other ways in which forensic pathology can benefit a community, for example by studying the development of fatal diseases and helping to prevent them spreading to the community.

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