Hi and welcome back to Undisclosed toward justice, our weekly episode.

I'm so excited about our conversation today, but I'll start off by saying hello to my colleague, Colin Miller.

Hey, Colin.

Hey, how are you?

I'm well. How are you?

Doing great.

Good, good. I'm going to let you introduce our guest today. Yeah, we're pleased to be joined today by Harry Milman, Ph.D. He's the author of three best-selling nonfiction books, Forensics, the Science Behind the Deaths of Famous People, Forensics 2, the Science Behind the deaths of famous and infamous people, and forensics

3, they got 15 minutes of fame from the way they died, as well as two award-winning mystery novels.

Beyond that, as a pharmacologist, a toxicologist, and a cancer expert, Dr. Millman has testified at

trials and depositions for nearly 25 years and assisted both defense

and plaintiff law firms in over 350 civil, criminal, and high-profile legal cases.

Harry, welcome to the podcast.

Thank you very much for inviting me. I appreciate it.

Absolutely.

Can we start with your background, Harry, in terms of our listeners understanding the work of a pharmacologist.

What do you do as a pharmacologist?

And how is that influenced some of the legal work you've done?

Yeah.

So as you indicated, I have a PhD in pharmacology.

My undergrad was pharmacy and then my master's pharmaceuticals, all together, about 14 years of college.

And so all these three disciplines are kind of related, but they just get more and more involved,

if you will. So pharmacology specifically is the study of how drugs work in the body.

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