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TELEVISION and the entertainment industry as a whole often portray the work of forensic pathologists as glamorous.

But for Hestelle van Staden, this isn’t necessarily the case. The South African forensic pathologist has recently released her new book, Blood has a Voice: Stories from the autopsy table, which delves into the specialised profession.

“There’s nothing glamorous about what we do,”

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