Medical Mysteries: From Triage to the Morgue

Doctors, forensic scientists, and medical mystery authors share their expertise on the realities of medicine and death investigation. From emergency care and triage to autopsies and the morgue, this session explores the medical details that help writers create authentic and compelling crime fiction.

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