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What is the difference between the cause and manner of death?

a. The cause of death is the biological reason for the cessation of life while the manner of death is the way death occurred.

b. The cause of death is the way death occurred and the manner of death is the biological reason for life cessation.

c. The cause of death is a doctors term and is no different from the coroners term of manner of death.

d. The term cause of death is used in hospital autopsy and manner of death in medico-legal autopsy.

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