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ACMT Webinar Series on Chemical Agents of Opportunity: New Training Modules Available

Jan 07, 2016 | Rachel Schulman

The American College of Medical Toxicology is presenting the ninth module in the Chemical Agents of Opportunity for Terrorism Webinar Series addressing Water, Food, and Medication as Vectors on Wednesday, January 13th, at 3:30pm (EST).

All are welcome to register at any time for this module using the registration link on the module website: Module 9: Water, Food, and Medication as Vectors. Note that registrants will needs to keep the registration notice emailed to them in order to access the webinar.

Prior webinars in the series and associated slides are now also available for viewing online:

Module 1: Making Sense of Toxicology

Module 2: Why Toxic Industrial Chemicals?

Module 3: Inhalation of Toxic Industrial Gases

Module 4: Agricultural Chemicals of Concern

Module 5: Cyanide and Fumigants

Modules 6 and 7: Psychological Consequences of Mass Exposure / Risk Communication

Module 8: Neurotoxins

(A registration link from each webpage will take you to the video).

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