Joint Expert Witness Insulin Report on Babies F and L filed
The Joint Expert Witness Insulin Report on Babies F and L is filed, consolidating the peer-reviewed clinical-biochemistry literature into a case-specific report. The report addresses: Roche Cobas as screening test not forensic test; false-positive catalogue; sample-handling standards; C-peptide dissociation non-specificity; physiological-plausibility modelling (Prof. Geoff Chase); Royal Liverpool 2012 protocol acknowledgement. Conclusion: the insulin evidence cannot support a criminal finding of exogenous insulin administration.
Source: Joint Expert Witness Insulin Report on Babies F and L (May 2025)
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