General toxicology refers to the study of poisons, including their main ingredients, symptoms, toxic dose, route of administration, and medical-legal classification. Poisonings can be unintentional (accidental) or intentional (homicidal, suicidal). Toxicology also examines the biotransformation of poisons in the body and their effects on communities and the environment. Some legal aspects of toxicology include assessing intent when a poison is administered.
General toxicology refers to the study of poisons, including their main ingredients, symptoms, toxic dose, route of administration, and medical-legal classification. Poisonings can be unintentional (accidental) or intentional (homicidal, suicidal). Toxicology also examines the biotransformation of poisons in the body and their effects on communities and the environment. Some legal aspects of toxicology include assessing intent when a poison is administered.
General toxicology refers to the study of poisons, including their main ingredients, symptoms, toxic dose, route of administration, and medical-legal classification. Poisonings can be unintentional (accidental) or intentional (homicidal, suicidal). Toxicology also examines the biotransformation of poisons in the body and their effects on communities and the environment. Some legal aspects of toxicology include assessing intent when a poison is administered.
General toxicology refers to the study of poisons, including their main ingredients, symptoms, toxic dose, route of administration, and medical-legal classification. Poisonings can be unintentional (accidental) or intentional (homicidal, suicidal). Toxicology also examines the biotransformation of poisons in the body and their effects on communities and the environment. Some legal aspects of toxicology include assessing intent when a poison is administered.