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Question -  What are so-called “NIOSH skin notations” and why are they important?

Question - What human medical conditions have been associated with the bite of the lone star tick (Amblyomma americanum)?

Question - Acute toxicity by what heavy metal should be suspected in persons with clinical and electrophysiological findings consistent with Guillain-Barré syndrome?

Question - What medications are most likely to cause pill-induced esophagitis?

Question – What is the so-called “Flesh eating heroin” also called “Russian Magic”?

Question - What is the so-called “Flesh eating heroin” also called “Russian Magic”?

Question - What is the EPA’s “ToxCast” initiative?

Question - Isocyanates are known to be powerful irritants to the mucous membranes of the eyes and gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts. What clinical manifestations may result in workers exposed to isocyanates?

Dear AACT Colleagues, I hope this note finds you all well. I am writing to explain a significant change in our dues process starting in 2020. Typically, you would all be receiving your notifications to pay your dues for 2020 about now. After discussions with…

Question - What occupations and occupational situations may be associated with exposure to manganese?

Question - What vascular and skin manifestations have been reported in workers with occupationally based exposure to vinyl chloride?