Forensic Advocacy in Hypoglycaemia 2025 - Hypoglycaemia and Hyperglycaemia East Meets West

Statute Law in Commonwealth Countries has evolved from British Empire Statute in Countries included in the British Empire now in 2025 The Commonwealth. Commonwealth Country Members actively participate in wealth and health enrichment opportunity throughout the World and within Commonwealth Charity Organisations. Forensic investigation into Hypoglycaemia following Hypoglycaemia Unawareness within Insulin Resistance in Human Disease can lead to reduced immunogenic resistance to infection as presented at the Banting Lecture 1988 ‘The Role of Insulin Resistance in Human Disease’ Gerald M Reaven, then in 1994 Banting Lecture ‘Hypoglycaemia – Real or Unreal, Lawful or Unlawful’ Vincent Marks. This has led to legal challenge in English Law and questionable interpretation of the Mental Health Act 1983 upon which Temporary Mental Health Impairment in Hypoglycaemia may raise questions of doubt with poor understanding leading to identified miscarriage of justice in certain case study forensic interpretation.
In late 2023 we were pleased to be able to enter into a combined research agreement with Monash University, Malaysia, to explore in forensic detail Hypoglycaemia and Hyperglycaemia associated with Diabetes and Endocrinology disorders.
The Medical Profession and Nursing Profession following University Medical School Graduation and in the case of the Nursing Profession School of Nursing Graduation. Professional Registration with bodies such as the RSM Royal Society of Medicine with Professional Insurance with such examples as MPS Medical Protection Society, a Commonwealth Charity, ensures patient protection subject to General Practitioner or Nurse Compliance in Duty of Care to place patient welfare first. Insurers of clients of the Medical Profession include The MPS Medical Protection Society; the MDU Medical Defence Union; MEDEFEND, and others. A professional registered doctor has a legal duty of care to patients registered on his/her list. In the case of a GP Practice registered with a NHS National Health Service, in the UK namely NHS England, NHS Wales, NHS Northern Ireland, NHS Scotland. Similar arrangements exist in Commonwealth countries such as Malaysia, Australia, Canada, Nigeria, India and many more. When errors occur leading to patient injury the winding path by patients to seek loss recovery and address errors to help future patients is often complex. Issues involving Governments and Departments of Health can be challenging to understand in Forensic Law and adverse healthcare events. The outbreak of HIV in the 1980’s associated with Factor 8 infected blood sourced from donors some likely to have reduced immunogenic resistance to infection leading to tragic loss of life is again Covid-19 infection was first identified an estimated 30% of the patients who sadly died had been diagnosed and treated for Diabetes, Type 1 Diabetes and Type 2 Diabetes. Viral infection causing respiratory disease led to vascular disorders including stroke with adverse brain vascular blood flow and cardiac arrest with restricted blood flow and pulmonary hypertension. Many patients with Rare Diseases such as Addison’s Disease with Hypopituitarism or Graves’ Disease with Hyperpituitarism Thyroid Disorder sadly lost their lives or in some cased could not face the mental challenge to which they were exposed and ended their lives by preventable suicide. The cause of suicide events leaves families and loved ones distraught. It is to be hoped that the UK initiative of the Covid Inquiry Scotland and the UK Covid Inquiry will address patient and family observations of ‘Lets be Heard’ and conclusions will provide update statute guidance for future generations.