- employment. For example,
forensic toxicologists may look for
toxic substances in a
crime scene,
whereas aquatic toxicologists may
analyze the
toxicity level...
- centers,
medical toxicologists provide advice. In
medical schools, universities, and
clinical training sites,
medical toxicologists teach, research, and...
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Kristin Margrethe Rossum (born
October 25, 1976) is an
American former toxicologist who was
convicted of the
murder of her
husband Gregory T. de Villers...
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Aquatic toxicology is the
study of the
effects of
manufactured chemicals and
other anthropogenic and
natural materials and
activities on
aquatic organisms...
- and
reporting requirements: a
practical approach to what the
medical toxicologist needs to know, part 1".
Journal of
Medical Toxicology. 10 (3): 319–30...
- contents, oral fluids, hair, and tissues, may
undergo analysis.
Forensic toxicologists collaborate with pathologists,
medical examiners, and
coroners to ascertain...
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gamut of jobs. She was a welder, schoolteacher, riveter, farm worker,
toxicologist's ****istant, and stenographer, all
throughout the
early and mid 1940s...
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Thomas Stevenson (1838 – 27 July 1908) was an
English toxicologist and
forensic chemist. He
served as an
analyst to the Home
Office and in
England he served...
- with
Seminole police and
several independent forensic pathologists and
toxicologists.
Perper announced that
Smith died of "combined drug intoxication" with...
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including equity, conflict, and mobility.
Public health researchers and
toxicologists may
study the
intergenerational impact of
toxicants of
radioactive fallout...
