The 21st Asia Pacific Association of Medical Toxicology (APMAT) Conference concluded its annual gathering recently in Trivandrum. This prestigious event brought together a congregation of leading global medical toxicologists, fostering collaborative insights and innovations in the field. Distinguished professionals from across the globe graced the conference, amplifying the exchange of pioneering research and groundbreaking methodologies in medical toxicology. Notably, the conference showcased the work of exceptional individuals who are shaping the future of this critical discipline.
Dr. Mrinal Patnaik, an MD student in Forensic Medicine, stood out by securing the APMAT travel grant of 950 USD, generously sponsored by the NZ National Poison Center. Dr. Patnaik's presentation exemplified a remarkable contribution to the conference, shedding light on critical advancements in the field. The event also highlighted the collective efforts of two eminent residents, Dr. Hamsa and Dr. Namitha, representing the Departments of Medicine, Forensic Medicine, and Critical Care.