Actress Michelle Trachtenberg’s cause of death revealed

Almost two months from the death of actor Michelle Trachtenberg, the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner has revealed the cause of her passing.

According to PeopleA Chief Medical Examiner’s Office spokesman on Wednesday (April 16) confirmed that the actor’s passing was ruled as natural, due to complications of diabetes mellitus.

“The changed determination was made after reviewing toxicological test results,” the spokesman said, noting that a “toxicology testing can be performed without autopsy.”

Trachtenberg died on February 26 at the age of 39, with New York City Emergency Services responding to an emergency call where they discovered the actress “unconscious and not responding.”

Although her death was not treated as suspicious, Trachtenberg’s family rejected an autopsy because of their Jewish faith, with her death is therefore expected to be officially governed as “indefinite.” However, the review of the toxicological results has ultimately given some form of closure to those close to the actress.

A native in New York, Trachtenberg began acting as a child and received his breakthrough role by playing the lead role in the film Harriet spy In 1996, that was released when she was just 10 years old. At that time she had also appeared several appearances at ABC All my kids – Working with Sarah Michelle Gellar. That connection led to the Trachtenberg participating in Gellar at Buffy the Vampire Slayer From 2000 through his final from 2003.

In 2001, the sixth season of the series contained one of its most innovative and honored episodes, the musical Once again with feeling. While most of the show’s stars got their singing talents highlighted prominent, Trachtenberg – a trained ballet dancer – asked her to dance skills to be the main focus of her appearance. However, her vocal talents were not entirely absent, but opened the episod’s coda, “Where do we go from here?” The opening title sings a cappella.

23-song Once again with feeling Soundtrack was then released (on mutant enemy/twentieth century Fox/Rounder Records). Mirroring the show’s trademark witty dialog Billboard‘s charts, especially debut on its # 3 best on the soundtracks diagram – a year after the episode was sent. It also hit Billboard 200 and independent album diagrams.

To date, the album has drawn more than 23 million streams in the United States, according to Luminate.

Trachtenberg’s presence in the music world also stretched out over the world of BuffyWith the actress, who also appears in music videos for actions such as trapt and ringside, and Fall Out Boy’s “This Ain’t A Scene, it’s a Weapon Run” that peaked at No. 2 on Hot 100.