African Society for Toxicological Sciences

The African Society for Toxicological Sciences (ASTS) is a not-for-profit organization of scientists in academia, industry and governmental organizations from around the world. Members of ASTS include scientists and policy-makers who are interested in health and environmental issues that affect the continent of Africa. ASTS seeks to promote the acquisition and utilizations of knowledge in the toxicological sciences relevant to the continent of Africa.

 



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International Union of Toxicology (iutox.org)

World Library of Toxicology (toxipedia.org)

Society of Toxicology (toxicology.org)

Society for Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (setac.org)

National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (niehs.gov)

World Health Organization (who.int)




IUTOX International Congress of Toxicology XII
The IUTOX International Congress of Toxicology XII will be held in Barcelona this summer from July 19 – 23. As a reminder, the deadline to apply for most travel awards and fellowships to attend ICT XII is January 31, 2010.
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Country/Regional Chapters Survey
The African Society for Toxicological Sciences (ASTS) is moving forward with efforts to promote the acquisition and utilizations of knowledge in the toxicological sciences relevant to the continent of Africa. One of our priorities for 2010 is to effect formations of toxicological associations in individual countries in Africa. This will allow for us to be more impactful in pushing toxicological and environmental health issues in Africa. Please complete the following survey designed to gauge country-specific interest and to collate an initial list of interested participants here:

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8T3N9XV

Sanmi Areola, PhD
Toxicologist
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Africans boycott meetings at UN climate talks
By ARTHUR MAX Associated Press Writer © 2009 The Associated Press— African countries ended a boycott of meetings at U.N. climate negotiations on Tuesday, after winning promises for more in-depth talks on how much rich nations need to cut greenhouse gas emissions.


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OTHER RECENT NEWS

Harmonisation of toxicology issues between developed and developing countries
2009-10-22 16:21:24

Travel Award to 7th Congress of Toxicology in Developing Countries
2009-07-31 09:13:52

Update on Moxidectin Clinical Trials in Africa
2009-04-12 21:02:58
   

LOOKING BACK THROUGH THE NEWS



Register now for ASTS Satellite Conference 2009
2009-03-03 14:56:36


Lead for car batteries poisons an African town
2009-01-13 12:57:22


REPORT ON THE 3RD ZETA-12 SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
2009-01-09 14:57:52


DEVELOPMENT OF TOXICOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PUBLIC HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURES IN AFRICA: UNDERSTANDING THE PREMISE AND MAPPING THE APPROACH
2009-01-09 14:53:46


World Malaria Report 2008 from the World Health Organization
2008-11-07 12:00:29


Olden Leaves NIH to Start New School of Public Health
2008-09-26 18:51:18


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