Ashis Brahma | Storytelling | Public Health care
It has been n another intense stretch of time, whether you call it a week, a month, or simply the unfolding of 2026 itself. Working
Too common And can happen In all settings Rich or poor However Of late There are more Options to investigate Introducing Forensic medicine Forensic radiology
When someone drowns Often the body Is not found Immediately The police team We will train Today Exchanging Stories Experience It was a blessing To
Supravitality Post mortem Muscle blues To research And create Fundament For our Shared work Forensic Not only Experience But also Science Thanks for The perspiration
Clinical Autopsy II How we die A mystery Until Unless We can Do an autopsy Combined With Radiography Toxicology Blood, urine History Microscopy Genetics
AI and forensic medicine Not all that glitters is gold Yet to explore new ways Is a must to progress Without forgetting the old Just
The goose This feathered being Stands tall In the winter wonderland Just drove through Snow storm In Holland It gets more rare However today A
Homeless in the Netherlands in the winter During cold snowy days I have seen for many years People in police custody For minor offences
Apart hotel my home on the road Forensic can be a pretty hectic job I work and have working here for more than a decade
Yes in about 6 monthsMunicipal Public Health DepartmentsWill no longer take care of thoseIn police custodyDoes it matterWell it is one of my favourite jobsAnd