David R Jones talks to Francesca Lake, Managing Editor: David R Jones is an Expert Pharmaco-Toxicologist within the Licensing Division of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. We met him at the Organ-on-a-chip Europe 2016 conference in Cambridge (UK), where he presented 'A UK Regulatory View on the Acceptability of Organ on a Chip Data'.

s and Presentations Lasley, S.M. and Vietti, K.R. Acute exposure to uranium decreases potassium-stimulated hippocampal glutamate release. The Toxicologist 78, 1140, 2004. Lasley, S.M. and Vietti, K.R.N. Acute exposure to uranium in vitro decreases potassiumstimulated hippocampal glutamate release. Military Health Research Forum, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 25-28, 2004. Lasley, S.M. and Vietti,...

Those medical providers deployed to remote countries and tasked with caring for military personnel must diagnose and treat diseases and nonbattle injuries that result from exposures rarely seen in developed countries. Military providers must also function with limited resources and a lack of access to physician specialists, to include medical toxicologists. There have been limited published app...

Peter H. Proctor, PhD, MD is an American pharmacologist, toxicologist, biophysicist and physician.[1] He has worked in neuroscience and biological psychiatry, organic electronics, pharmacology/toxicology, as well as free radical and oxidative stress research. He pioneered aspects of redox signaling, which is the concept that reactive oxygen species, other electronically activated molecules, and...

The systematic study of forensic toxicology dates from the end of the eighteenth century. It arose as a branch of forensic medicine concerned with the problem of proving deliberate poisoning in criminal cases. It was often very difficult to distinguish symptoms produced by many common poisonous plants like belladonna (deadly nightshade) and henbane from those of certain diseases. Medicines also...