Germany's best -known legal doctor Michael Tsokos in an interview: about teaching in Hungary, criticism of the Charité and mysterious deaths

Von NAG Redaktion

Michael Tsokos is a prominent forensic doctor in Germany and worked for many years in a leading position at the Berlin Charité. His expertise and contributions to forensic medicine have made him an important personality in his field. In conversations, Tsokos emphasized the differences between pathology and forensic medicine and was committed to conveying knowledge and drawing attention to research results that are socially relevant.

As someone who was enthusiastic about forensic medicine early, Tsokos went an unusual professional path and became a leading authority in his field. Despite initial doubts about his skills during a medical test, he managed to discover and successfully pursue his passion for forensic medicine.

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tsokos expressed concerns about the development of the Charité and the political influence on medical research. He emphasized the need for independent and professionally sound university medicine, which is critical of the current trends and currents.

In terms of corona pandemic, Tsokos was critical of the handling of deaths, especially in connection with the classification of corona deaths. He emphasized the meaning of a precise distinction between "with" and "on" Corona to correctly grasp the causes of death.

tsokos' extensive experience in forensic medicine and his wide expertise contributed significantly to progress in his area. Through innovative approaches such as the virtual autopsy and hair analysis, he was able to help clarify complex cases and carry out effective forensic studies.