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Survey Request: Forensic Pathology Fellowship and Starting a Career
CAP Foundation 2027 Forensic Pathology Advanced Training Grant
Pathology/Biology Call for Abstracts, Workshops, and Special Session Proposals
Call for Nominations for Milton Helpern Award and Award for Achievement in the Forensic...
Pathology/Biology Section Awards—2026 AAFS Annual Conference
AAFS Path/Bio Fellow Receives Prestigious Award
Call for Moderators for AAFS 2026: Pathology/Biology Section
Introducing the Pathology/Biology Section Mentorship Committee
2024-25 Student Travel Grant Recipients
2025 Forensic Pathology Advanced Training Grant
Remembering Cyril H. Wecht, MD, JD
Exploring Pathologists' Perspectives Survey
Moderators Needed for Pathology/Biology Section Scientific Sessions
Purdue University Hosting Cold Case Symposium October 2023
Survey on the Use of the Biological Profile in Death Investigation and Human...
Detection of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in fabric urine stains older than five...
Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is used in clinical medicine as a particularly important indicator to determine pregnancy. In this study, it was necessary to determine whether the urine spots on car seat fabric from a murder 5 years previously were from a pregnant woman. The H...
Fatal rupture of hepatic adenomatosis: Autopsy case and review of the literature
Hepatic adenomatosis is a rare disease consisting of multiple adenomas in otherwise‐normal liver parenchyma. Though the discovery of this entity goes back several years, its diagnosis is still challenging in terms of its definition and pathophysiology. Clinically, patients may be...
Cognitive Bias in Forensic Decisions
Understanding What It Is, Its implications, And What Can Be Done About It
In this short webinar I will present how forensic conclusions can be impacted and distorted by irrelevant contextual information, by reference materials, or even by the context in which information is presented or obtained. I will show how understanding what cognitive bias is and its implication to forensic decisions, is important for identifying such weaknesses and for providing practical ways to mitigate them.
Speaker: Dr. Itiel Dror (Ph.D. Harvard)

Sudden Cardiac Death in Assault Contexts: Stress as a Contributing Factor and Homicide Qualification Presented
This webinar brings together experts from diverse backgrounds to delve into the multifaceted aspects of SCD related to stress in assault contexts, examining whether the deaths are natural, accidental, or homicidal. This webinar will offer insights into sudden cardiac death related to stress in assault contexts within jurisdictions.
Hind ABOUZAHIR, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor and Forensic Medical Examiner

Laboratory Safety and Health for Preventing Drug Exposure
Forensic scientists serve an integral role in law enforcement organizations throughout the country. Working in a laboratory poses both well-characterized and novel risks to the health of forensic scientists including those associated with seized drugs. This webinar will discuss how to recognize forensic laboratory hazards and how to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses.
Presenter: Jennie Cox, Certified Industrial Hygienist
Research Industrial Hygienist
NIOSH, CDC
