Environmental Exposure Grand Rounds

A shared dialogue among Occupational and Environmental Medicine Physicians, the Minnesota Regional Poison Center, and the Minnesota Department of Health.

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Upcoming seminar

Don't get rattled – uncoiling the data behind snakebites

Nicholas Hoffmann, DO; Aesha Shah, MD; Amelia Krug, MD; Will Bleifuss, MD

Snake envenomations remain a notable cause of morbidity in the United States, though mortality is rare. Worldwide, the prevalence, morbidity and mortality are oftentimes more significant, particularly in low-resource settings. This presentation will discuss envenomations in the United States, both common and uncommon, the pharmacology and application of antivenom, and the global impact and burden of snakebites.

About environmental exposure grand rounds

The purpose of Environmental Exposure Grand Rounds is to foster communication and multidisciplinary collaboration between medical and public health specialties through presentations and discussions that explore impact of environmental exposures on health.