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The advent of the Internet as a global information network has provided the forensic
and medical communities rapid and inexpensive access to database resources and services
pertinent to a wide variety of specialties in these fields. This article summarizes
the use of Internet structure as a method to increase accurate and timely interchange
of information between personnel involved in the process of forensic medicine and
science. It is intended to be elementary and of use to those unacquainted with Internet
and the World Wide Web.
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© 1998 Elsevier Inc. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
