American College of Medical Toxicology

Registration is OPEN for the 2025 ACMT Psychedelics Seminar! October 10th & 17th, 2025 http://bit.ly/42VQ1SD

Explore the evolving science, clinical applications, and complex realities of psychedelics in this two-day virtual course. #MedTox

Congratulations to Dr. Charles A. McKay Jr., ACMT’s 2026 Career Achievement Award recipient! With decades of dedication as a clinician, educator, and leader in the field, Dr. McKay has advanced both patient care and medical toxicology as a whole.

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TODAY at 1pm ET, join us for this month’s Addiction Toxicology Case Conference! This FREE webinar series discusses addiction and toxicology cases in an interactive format and is available to everyone!

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Join us TOMORROW at 1 pm ET. This webinar series discusses addiction and toxicology cases in an interactive format. This FREE webinar is available to everyone, and continuing education credits are available!

Register now: http://bit.ly/46OXzrs

Explore the evolving science, clinical applications, and complex realities of psychedelics in the 2025 ACMT Psychedelics Seminar, a two-day virtual course designed for healthcare professionals, clinicians, and toxicologists. Far-out!

https://acmt.net/event/acmt-psychedelics-seminar/

Showcase your research and advance the field of #medicaltoxicology ! We are currently accepting abstract submissions for the #2026ACMT Annual Scientific Meeting on March 18-22, 2026 in Boston. The deadline to submit an abstract is November 15th.

https://www.acmt.net/annualmeeting-abstract/

🚨MedTox Job Alert🚨
Carolinas Medical Center, Atrium Health is seeking a Medical Toxicologist and Emergency Medicine Physician to join their team!

Learn more and apply: https://bit.ly/ACMTJobBoard

📢Med Tox Job Alert📢
Assistant Professor in Emergency Medicine. Looking for emergency Medicine and fellowship-trained Medical Toxicology physician who is committed to academic medicine, medical education, and clinical excellence.

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Explore the evolving science, clinical applications, and complex realities of psychedelics in the 2025 ACMT Psychedelics Seminar, a two-day virtual course designed for healthcare professionals, clinicians, and toxicologists. Groovy!

www.acmt.net/event/acmt-p...

ACMT Position Statement: ACMT affirms the safety of acetaminophen in pregnancy and calls for an evidence-based approach to the search for causes and treatment of autism.

Position Statement: ACMT Supports the Safe Use of #Acetaminophen in Pregnancy.

Read our full statement here➡️ bit.ly/3VxbKw8

📢Med Tox Job Alert📢 McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston, a leading academic health center, invites applications for a full-time Assistant Professor position in the Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Medical Toxicology. acmt.net/jobs/

📢Med Tox Job Alert 📢 Washington University School of Medicine is in search of an Associate Program Director of our Medical Toxicology Fellowship who will also work as an attending Emergency Physician and Medical Toxicologist. www.acmt.net/jobs/

➡️ bit.ly/41X3hWB ⬅️ NYT consulted w/ ACMT Members, Robert Hendrickson, MD, FACMT, and Laurén Murphy, MD, for this article addressing the recent rise pediatric #cannabis exposures.
#MedToxTuesday #MedToxMedia

Press Release: "Mold Exposure: Updated Guidance Clarifies Risks and Misconceptions" ➡️https://bit.ly/moldupdate ⬅️ Our updated guidance on indoor mold exposure clarifies risks, dispels myths + more.

because from a toxicological perspective, the available scientific evidence does not provide any compelling data to conclude that they pose significant health risks via inhalation in these settings...11/12

ACMT recommends that public health responses to damp indoor spaces be based upon what is known and generally accepted with respect to their association with allergic disease. Public health responses should not be solely based upon the presence of fungi or mycotoxins...10/12

Exposure modeling studies have concluded that even in moldy environments, the maximum inhalation dose of mycotoxins is generally orders of magnitude lower than demonstrated thresholds for adverse health effects. 9/12

With respect to mycotoxins in indoor air, these compounds are large, complex molecules that are not volatile and their concentrations in indoor and outdoor air are exceedingly low...8/12

The vast majority of scientific data on the adverse health effects of mycotoxins is derived from their presence as natural and unavoidable contaminants of foods and beverages that are consumed as part of a healthy diet. 7/12

ACMT emphasizes the importance of distinguishing exposure to mycotoxins from exposure to the fungi that are capable of producing them. Toxigenic fungi and mycotoxins are not synonymous hazards. 6/12

ACMT believes that an improved understanding of the role of mycotoxins in damp indoor spaces should begin by acknowledging that both fungi and their mycotoxin products are ubiquitous in the outdoor environment...5/12

While the allergic effects of fungi are well-summarized in these reports, there are still a number of misperceptions relating to mycotoxins or other chemicals produced by certain species of fungi, and their role in adverse health effects from exposures... 4/12

ACMT agrees with NAM and other orgs. in recognition that damp indoor spaces present health risks to humans, in association with allergic mechanisms resulting from fungi, dust mites, bacteria, cockroaches, and possibly other antigens that proliferate in moist environments. 3/11

ACMT reaffirms its support & endorsement of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) report on Damp Indoor Spaces and Health. ACMT is updating this position statement to reflect and incorporate recent studies while providing a best-practice approach from a Med Tox perspective. 2/12

🚨NEW Position Statement🚨https://bit.ly/415QjWa
"Medical Toxicology Considerations in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Patients with Concerns About Mold-Related Inhalation Exposures" 🧵1/12

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The answer is...ALL OF THE ABOVE. All patients with retained ballistic fragments are at risk for elevated blood lead levels (BLL) and clinical toxicity. Learn more about why and how this happens, and access bedside pearls here: www.aliem.com/acmt-lead-it...

New Tox Visual Pearl: "Lead it be" | Which retained ballistic fragment(s) would be expected to result in elevated blood lead levels in a patient? (Answer in comments)
1. In or near a joint space
2. With an associated fracture
3. Multiple fragments
4. Soft tissue fragments
5. All of the above

Patient Centered Outcomes Research in Medical Toxicology - Journal of Medical Toxicology In recent years, medical toxicology research has evolved from relying heavily on case reports and case series to more rigorous methodologies, including randomized controlled trials and high-quality sy...

link.springer.com/article/10.1... @acmtmedtox.bsky.social READ IT HERE >> rdcu.be/ezkSw

The ANTIDOTE Institute is now accepting applications! In addition to the 2 year full program, we are excited to offer a new 1-year option for Fellows in Training! Deadline: Mon 11/3. Learn more + apply>> bit.ly/ANTIDOTEInst...

Read the latest brief from @toxicacmt.bsky.social
NOSE Project on newly detected potent byproduct of #kratom. Read here>> bit.ly/3IPpQWK