Presence of Future Vision Company at the Toxicology Exhibition

  • Ahmed Atia
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Discover Future Vision Company’s participation in the Toxicology Exhibition, where innovation and expertise come together to deliver the latest specialized solutions and build strategic partnerships that reflect its future vision.

Presence of Future Vision Company at the Toxicology Exhibition

Future Vision for Health Training is a joint-stock company that organizes a wide range of training courses and health conferences covering the latest health practices in the field of public health, with the aim of advancing the healthcare sector at both the local and global levels. Among the company’s latest activities is its participation in the International Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards, which will be held on 26/01/2026 for a duration of four days. The conference focuses on discussing the latest research and practices in clinical and environmental toxicology and targets all healthcare practitioners and students.

The International Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards

Future Vision for Health Training is keen to provide the best advanced health training courses in accordance with the latest scientific studies and research in the field of public health, in order to improve responses to emergency patient cases. This has driven the company to participate in the Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards hosted by Alfaisal University in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, from 26 to 29 January 2026.

The organizing committee of the conference is chaired by Dr. Mohammed Al-Faifi, and it will discuss the most prominent public health challenges, as well as the best safe responses to emergency cases involving toxic substance exposure and drug ingestion, in order to develop effective and innovative solutions.

Through the conference, advanced research will be exchanged among educators, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners on best practices in toxicology, pharmacology, and emergency medicine.

This conference also holds great national importance in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in combating drug abuse in the field of toxicology, in alignment with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. It strengthens the insights and recommendations resulting from the conference to enhance national and regional capacities in responding to drugs and poisons.

In addition, the conference provides healthcare practitioners with the most effective best practices in poison management and disaster response, enabling them to identify the safest responses to emergency situations, toxic exposures, and drug ingestion in order to develop effective and innovative solutions.

Message of the Scientific Committee of the Conference

The Scientific Committee of the Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards is chaired by Dr. Mousa Al-Faifi. This year’s conference program addresses the diversity and depth of the growing global clinical toxicology community. The program includes a variety of courses in Advanced Life Support for Hazardous Materials, Prehospital Toxicology Life Support, and sessions with specialists from the Georgia Poison Center.

Delegates will also participate by delivering lectures covering clinical, occupational, environmental, and disaster-related toxicology, in addition to sessions on preparedness for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear incidents.

For the first time in the Eastern Mediterranean region, the conference will present a training course on life support in hazardous materials incidents during radiological accidents.

Objectives of the International Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards

The International Conference on Poisons and Drugs, held on 26 January 2026, seeks to achieve several objectives, including the following:

Advancing knowledge in clinical toxicology:
The conference aims to present the latest research and advanced practices in clinical and environmental toxicology in the Middle East and North Africa region.

Enhancing regional collaboration:
Strengthening relationships among emergency physicians, toxicologists, poison center specialists, public health experts, and healthcare providers worldwide.

Enhancing education and training:
Providing workshops that improve the skills of healthcare providers in toxicology, poisoning management, and disaster preparedness.

Supporting public health and poison prevention:
Raising awareness of the risks of pesticides, poisonings, environmental hazards, and all toxic risks in the Middle East and North Africa through the application of poison prevention strategies.

Encouraging research and scientific exchange:
Offering researchers a platform to present their studies and share results, with opportunities for collaboration on regional and international toxicology projects.

Developing guidelines and best practices:
Discussing, developing, and unifying clinical guidelines and emergency response protocol plans to meet regional needs.

Policy advocacy and capacity building:
Facilitating discussions among public health authorities and stakeholders to develop toxicology services and strengthen the infrastructure to combat poisoning.

Mentorship and professional development:
Providing support to young toxicologists through mentorship programs and professional development opportunities.

Conference Program

Day One – 26 January 2026:

  • Clinical poisoning cases at the CPC Center
  • Clinical management of plant poisoning cases
  • Clinical challenges of snake bites in North America
  • American Academy of Clinical Toxicology
  • Management of alcohol withdrawal symptoms

Day Two – 27 January 2026:

  • Dr. Somaya Al-Swaghats
  • Toxicology and motor vehicle accidents
  • Fellowship training in medical toxicology
  • Toxicity of cosmetic products in children
  • Clinical pathway case discussion

Day Three – 27 January 2026:

  • American Academy of Clinical Toxicology
  • Rapid toxicology
  • Genetic toxicology
  • Management of hydrocarbon ingestion
  • Toxicology disaster deployment toolkit

Day Four – 26 January 2026:

  • Fomepizole for the treatment of acetaminophen poisoning
  • Contamination of Ayurvedic medicines
  • Poison centers and OpenAI
  • Toxic hyperthermia
  • New biomarkers in toxicology for early detection

Key Expected Outcomes of the Conference

By the end of the conference, all participants will be able to update their knowledge of the latest developments in toxicology through the application of evidence-based management in clinical practice, in addition to the following outcomes:

  • Enhancing collaboration among different professions and establishing a regional toxicology network.
  • Improving clinical efficiency in poison management and disaster response.
  • Implementing community awareness initiatives for poison prevention.
  • Increasing the volume of toxicology research at the regional level.

The Importance of Future Vision for Health Training’s Participation in the Conference

Future Vision for Health Training provides the best accredited training courses in the medical, educational, administrative, and life support fields, equipping healthcare practitioners with the safest responses to emergency situations. This has driven the company to attend the International Conference on Poisons, Drugs, and Chemical and Radiological Hazards to learn about the most effective best practices in poison management and disaster response, as well as the safest emergency responses to toxic substances and drug ingestion.

Through its training courses, the company contributes to improving the skills of healthcare providers in toxicology, poisoning management, and disaster preparedness.

The best training courses in the healthcare sector are available at Future Vision for Health Training, offering you the opportunity to enhance your career path and develop your capabilities and skills in delivering safe healthcare practices. You can obtain these courses by contacting us.

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