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The Scientific Programme for the 2006 Meeting of The International
Association of Forensic Toxicologists is divided into ten categories of forensic toxicology, as follows:
| · PT · CT · BT · OE · WD · DA · TH · AM · AS · QA |
Post-mortem Toxicology Clinical Forensic Toxicology Behavioral Toxicology (alcohol, drugs, traffic safety) Occupational & Environmental Toxicology Workplace Drug Testing & Doping Control Drugs of Abuse Toxins & Herbals & Venoms Analytical Methods Alternative Specimens Quality Assurance & Accreditation |
Platform presentations and posters will be assigned to one of the above topics and fall within that scientific program.
Abstracts will be selected from those submitted by the May 4, 2006 deadline and assigned to the appropriate category. Only abstracts written in English will be considered.