Forensic Medicine and Toxicology is a comprehensive course that explores the interface between medicine and the law. This course provides in-depth knowledge and practical skills necessary for handling legal and medico-legal cases involving injury, death, poisoning, and other forms of harm. Students will delve into the key principles and practices of forensic medicine and toxicology, enabling them to analyze and interpret medical evidence in criminal investigations and legal proceedings. This course covers a wide range of topics including the determination of cause and manner of death, forensic autopsy techniques, identification of injuries, and assessment of physical and sexual assault. Moreover, this course also delves into the field of toxicology, focusing on the detection and analysis of drugs, poisons, and toxins in various biological samples. Students will learn about the different methods used for toxicological analysis, including screening, confirmatory tests, and interpretation of results. Throughout the course, students will develop the essential skills needed for collecting, preserving, and presenting evidence in a legal context. They will understand the significance of chain of custody and adhere to ethical guidelines when dealing with forensic evidence. The course will also cover forensic aspects related to clinical practice, such as medical negligence, examination of living victims, and evaluation of occupational and environmental hazards. Students will gain expertise in evaluating the effects of drugs and chemicals on the human body, as well as their potential interactions and toxicological implications. By the end of the course, students will possess a comprehensive understanding of forensic medicine and toxicology