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In this episode, Drs. Jennifer Dmetrichuk and Paul Yip gives us a rare view into the forensic realm and the importance of this branch of laboratory medicine. Using the example of trying to determine diabetes-related deaths, Jennifer and Paul discuss the value and challenges with applying biochemistry testing to unique forensic samples and specimens.
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