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My mother passed away and i need someone to explain her toxicology report(autopsy) so i can better understand. who can interpret this for me? famdoc?
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Best approach: Toxicology reports are arcane. Your family physician can meet with you and sort it out, perhaps after a phone call to the pathologist. I'm sorry about your mom. Best wishes.
Answered 8/21/2017
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