https://www.selleckchem.com/products/lazertinib-yh25448-gns-1480.html Ranolazine is a selective inhibitor of the late inward sodium-current, approved for the treatment of chronic angina. Here, we report a case of a possibly suicidal death due to acute ranolazine overdosing. A 41-year-old woman was found unconscious by her son and was urgently admitted to the Intensive Care Unit. She had ingested an unknown amount of ranolazine tablets. Seventeen hours after admission, the patient died. An autopsy was performed 4 days post-mortem. A routine screening analysis for drugs of abuse and medicinal drugs performed by liquid chromatography ion trap mass spectrometry on autopsy samples of biological fluids did not detect any relevant presence of toxicologically relevant compounds, but ranolazine. A quantitative analysis was then carried out by liquid chromatography- QqQ mass spectrometry in order to quantify ranolazine and its major metabolite O-desmethyl-ranolazine in biological fluids and organs. Ranolazine concentrations in biological fluids were as follows cardiac blood, 19.5 μechanisms of death in ranolazine associated fatalities.Food-derived alcohol is almost not in question due to its low concentration. Nevertheless, could it pose a problem for some risk groups and forensic cases? To answer this, we aimed to simultaneously evaluate ethanol and methanol ingredients of a variety of non-alcoholic foods in two different countries and estimate their possible health and forensic consequences. Alcohols in foods were analysed by headspace gas chromatography (HS-GC). Human average acute daily food consumptions and food-derived blood alcohol concentrations (BAC) were determined by using the data of the EFSA Nutrition Survey. Methanol and ethanol ingredients of similar foods varied between the two cities. Most foods produce higher methanol concentrations than the Maximum Allowable Dose Level (23 mg). Especially fruit juices lead to the critical level of ethanol for children (6.0