from the University of Virginia, his MS from the University of Kentucky, and his Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Mathieu Joseph Bonaventure Orfila: The Father of Toxicology . In: Bertomeu Snchez JR, Nieto Galan A, eds. After he was removed from his post as dean during the 1848 revolution, a commission was set up to investigate illegal or irregular acts during his tenure, but found none. Mathieu Orfila discovered the detection of arsenic in solutions, if not already in the human body. Mathieu Orfila regarded as the "Father of Toxicology". Because of his publication of the first scientific book on the detection of poisons and their effects on animalsa work that established forensic toxicology as a valid scientific fieldMathieu Orfila is referred to as the "founder of toxicology." It is impossible to overstate Sidney Kaye's contributions to the field of forensic science. ." All this success was due to Orfila's first book, his masterpiece, Trait des poisons, tirs des regnes minral vgtal et animal; ou toxicologie gnrale, considre sous les rapports de la physiologie, de la pathologie et de la mdecine lgale, which was published in two volumes in Paris in 18141815. Although poisons have been studied and written about since the ninth century, the true origin of modern toxicology goes back to the early 1800s when a man named Mathieu Orfila produced a scientific work titled Trait des poisons: tires des rgnes mineral, vegetal et animal; ou Toxicologie gnrale. //
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