Editorials: Cumulative Index: Anil Aggrawal's Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine

Editorials This journal happens to be the first - and till date the only - online journal devoted to the specialty of forensic medicine and Toxicology. It is now regularly visited by over 5000 visitors daily. These visitors are mostly forensic professionals and toxicologists from all parts of the world.

The journal has on its editorial board, prominent forensic practitioners and toxicologists from every continent of this world. Many forensic professionals around the world now consider this journal a veritable symbol of international unity, co-operation and harmony among forensic scientists around the world.

From its very inception, the journal is featuring editorials of high quality. Each editorial is written by a forensic scientist from a different country or continent. The editorials include the fields of forensic medicine, forensic science, Toxicology, police science, criminology and allied sciences. Here are editorial no 11 till 20 published in this journal. For full index of the editorials published by this journal till date, please click on the link above.

Professor Anil Aggrawal
Editor-in-Chief
Anil Aggrawal's Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
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(N.B. The journal has been acclaimed as one of the best online medical journals by several authorities including the prestigious British Medical Journal (Volume 324, 9 February, 2002, at page 372 - in the column "NETLINES').

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	Toxicology - Need of the hour, by V.V.Pillay, India [Vol 6, No. 1 : January - June 2005]
V.V.Pillay

	Non-accidental injuries in children - Common pitfalls and how to avoid them, by Hugo D. Rodríguez Almada, Uruguay [Vol 6, No. 2 : July - December 2005]
Hugo D. Rodríguez Almada

	Forensic Pathology in a Changing Society, by Emmanuel N. Michalodimitrakis, Greece [Vol 7, No. 1 : January - June 2006]
Emmanuel N. Michalodimitrakis

	United Kingdom moves closer than ever to the decriminalisation of some controlled drugs - But is this enough?, by Nikolas P Lemos, UK [Vol 7, No. 2 : July - December 2006]
Nikolas P Lemos

	HIV and Forensic Medicine 2007 - An Emerging Problem, by Carmen Lee Fernandes, South Africa [Vol 8, No. 1 : January - June 2007]
Carmen Lee Fernandes

	Perceptions in Forensics, by Richard Munroe, Canada [Vol 8, No. 2 : July - December 2007]
Richard Munroe

	How Do We Teach Pathology?, by Edward R. Friedlander, USA [Vol 9, No. 1 : January - June 2008]
Edward R. Friedlander

	Who Needs Help?, by Bryan Chrz, USA [Vol 9, No. 2 : July - December 2008]
Bryan Chrz

	Deaths In Nursing Homes: A Challenge for Modern Day Society, by Cyril H. Wecht M.D., J.D., USA [Vol 10, No. 1 : January - June 2009]
Cyril H. Wecht M.D., J.D., USA

	Global Professional Responsibilities of Forensic Scientists, by Cyril H. Wecht M.D., J.D., USA [Vol 10, No. 2 : July - December 2009]
Cyril H. Wecht M.D., J.D., USA