About the Journal

Toxicology and Forensic Medicine – Open Journal (TFMOJ) is an online open access portal encompassing all aspects related to toxicology and forensic medicine.

Toxicology is derived from the ancient Greek word “Toxicos” which means toxic or poisonous. It is the branch of medicine that deals with the harmful effects of various chemicals on living beings or other organisms.

Forensic medicine is often considered to be a subset of toxicology where knowledge of the methodologies or clinical trials of the substances are used in the investigation of a crime to examine the causes of injury or death.

Through this journal, Openventio hopes to cater to the needs of professionals in this field with concise yet descriptive information.

Aims and Scope

This journal, with its complete overview on the subject, aims to benefit individuals with identification and relevant diagnosis.

Openventio aims to encourage documentation among the ever growing medical community to ensure that the data gets recorded and passed on for the betterment and future reference of medical.

TFMOJ covers a wide array of subjects as given below

• Mechanistic Toxicology
• Biomedical Toxicology
• Excitotoxicity
• Medical Examination
• DNA fingerprinting
• Mycotoxin
• Poisonous Effects
• Forensic pathology

Submissions for this journal are accepted from all practitioners and students of toxicology and forensic medicine, from experts in the field to novices wanting to explore the field.

The audience of TFMOJ includes detectives, investigators, researchers, doctors, nurses, research assistants, forensic pathologists, clinical examiners, law enforcements, attorneys, clinical fellows, government watchdogs, local community practitioners, manufacturers, and students of various universities and general communities from different parts of the world.

The journal welcomes all types of articles such as original research, review, case-report, mini-review, editorial, short-communication, book review, opinion, commentary, letter to the editor, conference proceedings, technical report, errata, illustrations etc.

We are open to receive comments or corrections from experts to improve the quality of our journal.