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A Visual Forensic Guide to Ten Prevalent Compounds Pharmacokinetics, detection science, clinical profile, and litigation use for attorneys, judges, and forensic professionals By ToxGirl The legal point:AAS cases are rarely won or lost on the label “steroid.” They turn on compound identity, detection window, confirmation method, dose/timeline fit, and whether…
Suboxone and Tooth Decay: What the FDA Warning and the Science Actually Say Forensic Toxicology Review The Okorocha Firm pH 7.0 5.5 acidic oral surface The Film That Dissolves on Your Teeth Buprenorphine saves lives in opioid use disorder. The way it is delivered, dissolved against the teeth twice a…
One Drug, Three Injuries: GLP-1 Agonists, the Stomach, the Pregnancy, and the Optic Nerve Forensic Notebook The Okorocha Firm One Drug, Three Injuries: GLP-1 Agonists and the Causation Question The same slowed-stomach pharmacology that makes semaglutide and tirzepatide work is now at the center of three separate injury theories: stomach…
The Needle and the Meninges: Depo-Provera and the Rising Science of Intracranial Meningioma The Okorocha Firm Law + Science = Forensics Forensic Toxicology & Pharmacology The Needle and the Meninges A quarterly injection met an ordinary brain tumor, and the collision is now reshaping pharmacovigilance, product labeling, and the science of causation in court….