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Faces of individuals represent missing persons cases of the kind that will receive assistance at the event sponsored by OCME, the Queens District Attorney's Office, and Rep. Grace Meng on Friday, October 24.

Help for Long-Term Missing Persons

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    OCME will co-host Missing Persons Day in Queens on Friday, October 24. Call 212-323-1201 to make an appointment.

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OCME Spotlighted in The New England Journal of Medicine

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    A contribution to one of the nation’s most prestigious medical journals aims to advance understanding and appreciation for forensic pathology.

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Forensic Pathology Fellows Complete OCME Training Program

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    Four graduates from the class of 2024-25 join the ranks of medical examiners protecting public health and serving justice.

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Service in Times of Most Profound Need

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    The OCME Family Information Guide helps surviving loved ones navigate next steps following a loss.

The sun shines on the Manhattan Forensic Pathology Center in Kips Bay following the removal of a sidewalk shed that covered the building.

Sidewalk Shed Removed from Manhattan Forensic Pathology Center

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    The removal of the long-standing structure improves conditions at a building that serves public health and justice.

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Office of Chief Medical Examiner

The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) protects public health and serves impartial justice through forensic science and medicine. OCME provides answers in support of families, victims, and communities during times of profound need.

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