It’s time once again for Articles of Note, our monthly romp…well, you know the drill by now. There’s some exciting stuff in here–especially in terms of care of the queer and trans communities–plus there’s a smattering of big, sweeping analyses, for those of you who like big-picture research. As always, it’s not exhaustive, but simply what’s caught my eye in the peer-reviewed literature as of late. {Please refresh your screen if the embedded doc below doesn’t immediately appear–sometimes it’s moody.}
COVID-related research is in red; free full-text articles are marked (although there’s not much this month). Hit me up if you’re having trouble getting articles, though–don’t suffer in silence and don’t bankrupt yourself if you’re not lucky enough to have access to a university or hospital library. Here at FHO we are connected to a few benefactors who can help out with such matters.
Thanks to everyone who offered to review the next monograph on testimony–I’m still working my way through it, but as soon as it’s ready for fresh eyes I will be contacting a few of you for an early read and feedback.
Don’t forget to visit our FHO Store where you’ll find a complete list of our offerings, perfect to help prep for your next court date or educational offering, including the latest: Applying the Strangulation Research to Expert Testimony. And coming soon: Testimony and the Forensic Nurse Expert.
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