Blog - Wigmore on Alcohol

Updated on: August 11, 2013

Postmortem blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) tend to be less reliable and stable than BACs obtaine...

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Postmortem diffusion of alcohol from the stomach into the surrounding blood and tissues can occur an...

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I have decided to bring a new feature to my blog – I’m calling it the research update. A researc...

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It isn’t unusual to think of breath alcohol testing as a very local issue. However, it is amazing ...

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Not all books are penned as a result of an eureka moment and, in fact, Wigmore on Alcohol is the c...

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Twice a year I make the trek to Indiana University to teach the next generation of breath alcohol ...

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I am commandeering my own blog today to pay tribute to my nephew Gregory Wigmore. Greg recently won ...

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While I’m on the theme of history, having just blogged about my nephew Gregory Wigmore and his rec...

Updated on: August 11, 2012

lcohol-induced blackouts are often confused with loss of consciousness or automatism. Ablackout, h...