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International Conference on Neurology and Neurotoxicity (ICNANT-27)

Organised by World Academics
Date20–21 May · 09:00 – 17:00
VenueRiyadh , Saudi Arabia.
AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hrs
International Conference on Neurology and Neurotoxicity (ICNANT-27)
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About the event

• Mechanisms of Neurotoxicity: Exploring how chemical agents, environmental toxins, heavy metals, and certain pharmaceuticals induce cellular damage, oxidative stress, and cell death in the central and peripheral nervous systems. • Neurodegenerative Diseases and Toxic Exposure: Analyzing the link between chronic exposure to neurotoxic substances and the development or acceleration of disorders like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). • Neurotoxicological Assessment and Diagnostics: Utilizing advanced neuroimaging, electrophysiological testing, and molecular biomarkers to detect early signs of neurotoxicity and quantify nervous system impairment. • Clinical Management of Neurotoxic Encephalopathy: Developing evidence-based protocols, detoxification strategies, and neuroprotective therapies to manage acute and chronic poisoning or adverse drug reactions. • Developmental Neurotoxicity: Understanding the heightened vulnerability of the developing fetal and pediatric brain to environmental hazards and maternal toxic exposure. • Occupational and Environmental Neurology: Reviewing safety regulations, public health policies, and risk assessment methodologies to protect workforces and populations from neurotoxic environments.

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AccreditationSCFHS · 1 hours
Target audience• Neurologists & Clinical Toxicologists: Physicians specializing in diagnosing and treating nervous system disorders, chemical poisonings, and adverse pharmaceutical reactions. • Neurotoxicologists & Pharmacologists: Lab-based scientists and researchers investigating the cellular and molecular mechanisms of toxin-induced nerve damage and developing neuroprotective drugs. • Environmental Health & Occupational Physicians: Public health professionals and workplace safety doctors managing population-level exposure to industrial chemicals, heavy metals, and environmental hazards. • Neuroradiologists & Pathologists: Diagnostic specialists utilizing advanced imaging and tissue analysis to identify and quantify structural or functional neurotoxic damage. • Regulatory Officials & Policymakers: Representatives from environmental protection agencies (like the EPA or WHO) and chemical safety boards establishing safety thresholds and public health regulations. • Specialized Healthcare Providers: Occupational health nurses, clinical pharmacists, and neurorehabilitation therapists managing patient recovery and long-term detoxification protocols. • Academics & Trainees: University faculty, biochemistry students, neurology residents, and toxicology fellows presenting abstract findings and seeking collaborative research opportunities.

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