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The 21 pages that link to Forensic toxicology, each with the reason it gives.

• ToxicologyBroader topic: It is one of the field's earliest established applications.

• Forensic scienceBroader topic: Toxicology can help determine exposure, impairment, or a possible cause of death.

• Analytical chemistryRelated: Sensitive identification and quantification connect chemical evidence to forensic questions.

• Gas chromatographyRelated: Gas chromatography can separate and measure drugs and toxic compounds in forensic samples.

• Forensic pathologyRelated: Toxicology can reveal fatal intoxication or explain findings that anatomy alone cannot.

• Criminal investigationRelated: Toxicology can clarify impairment, poisoning, or the circumstances of a death.

• Forensic evidenceBroader topic: Chemical findings can help establish exposure, impairment, or cause of death.

• Gas chromatography–mass spectrometryRelated: GC–MS can identify and measure many drugs and toxic compounds in biological specimens.

• Forensic chemistryBroader topic: Applies chemical testing to substances found in blood, urine, and tissues.

• Tandem mass spectrometryRelated: Tandem mass spectrometry supports confirmatory identification in forensic samples.

• Crime sceneRelated: Scene materials and later samples can indicate exposure to intoxicants or toxins.

• Forensic geneticsCompared with: It answers chemical-exposure questions rather than questions of genetic identity or kinship.

• BreathalyzerNarrower topic: Expert interpretation of breath-test results falls within this broader forensic discipline.

• CriminalisticsBroader topic: Chemical traces can help explain impairment, poisoning, or cause of death.

• Alexandre LacassagneBroader topic: Toxicological expertise formed part of the medico-legal practice associated with Lacassagne’s school.

• Edmond LocardRelated: Toxicological analysis reflects the laboratory-based forensic system Locard helped establish.

• Mathieu OrfilaNarrower topic: Orfila’s work helped establish this field as a scientific discipline.

• Alexander GettlerNarrower topic: Gettler helped establish this discipline in the United States through medical-examiner laboratory work.

• Conium maculatumRelated: Testing can help establish whether hemlock alkaloids contributed to an unexplained illness or death.

• Spanish methanol poisoning outbreakRelated: Chemical testing can identify methanol in drinks and link illness to its source.

• StrychnineRelated: Chemical detection of strychnine can help establish poisoning in forensic cases.