Chile

Country Correspondent
Juan Carlos Rios

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View Chile in a larger map Legend: = Government Agency, = NGO, = University, = Professional Society, = Poison Control Center, = Toxic Site.

In Chile, the teaching of toxicology started shortly after 1900 in the Pharmacy School of the University of Chile when that school was part of the Medicine Faculty, under the direction of Dr. Carlos Ghighliotto. The subjects taught there were compiled under the title "Toxicology, Legal Pharmacy". In 1950 Professor Hermann Schmidt Hebbel, pharmacist and professor of bromatology published articles in the journal "The Pharmacist." These were later compiled in the text "Toxicology Manual: Its Projections Toward Industrial Hygiene and Forensic Chemistry" which was a required study text for several generations.

A version of this article was published in Information Resources in Toxicology, 4th Edition,Juan Carlos Rios and Juan Jose Mieres, Copyright Elsevier (2009).


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