Forensic Medicine is a comprehensive guide that explores the intersection of medicine and law, providing an in-depth understanding of how medical science aids in the investigation of crimes, unnatural deaths, and legal disputes. This book delves into key forensic principles, including autopsy procedures, cause and time of death estimation, forensic toxicology, injury analysis, and the role of DNA in criminal investigations.

With a focus on both theoretical foundations and practical applications, this book covers critical topics such as forensic pathology, forensic anthropology, ballistics, medical jurisprudence, and forensic psychiatry. Additionally, it discusses emerging technologies and challenges in forensic medicine, offering insights into real-world case studies and legal implications.

Designed for medical professionals, forensic scientists, law enforcement officers, legal experts, and students, Forensic Medicine serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand the vital role of medical expertise in the pursuit of justice.