Reviews of A Small Dose of Toxicology

• Highly Commended - A Small Dose of Toxicology was listed by British Medical Association Library as "Highly Commended" in the 2004 Public Health category book competition.

• Reviewed by Mary Guthrie of Generation Green "Though clearly written by an expert, the approach used by Gilbert is intended to attract the novice." (read the full review)

• Reviewed in British Toxicology Society Newsletter Winter 2004 Issue 25 - "I found this book to be a delightful text that reminded me of all the wonderful ways in which toxicology impacts out lives...." (read the full review pdf)

Here's what people are saying about A Small Dose of Toxicology:

• A non-scientist
  "I thoroughly enjoyed it, and learned a lot. There was a lot of information for a non-scientist to absorb and understand.... Your book definitely has the answers to a lot of questions, and I anticipate that I will be referring to it frequently. I especially like the way you have organized the material - in concise, compact, clearly identified, and short sections."

• For K-12 teachers
  "We distributed your book to all of our teachers and it was a GREAT hit. Thanks again for writing such a great book for teachers."

• Used in laboratories
  "Your book arrived a few weeks back and is already in use helping our tox techs and assistant techs get a better big picture understanding of their work for our clients. Nicely done!"

• Supplement to course material
  "By the way your book is turning out to be really handy. I am taking xxx's basic toxicology class and it is a good supplement to the assigned text."

• Reviewed in British Toxicology Society Newsletter Winter 2004 Issue 25
  "I found this book to be a delightful text that reminded me of all the wonderful ways in which toxicology impacts out lives; things that we as practicing toxicologists sometimes forget! It is a great primer for young people considering a career in the field, but, importantly, is also an excellent text for introducing the topic to the general public, something that I feel has historically been lacking. The author should be commended for his efforts in compiling this text."