SPMC Advanced Toxicology Specialty Center

23/12/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Julie Grace Apigo from SPMC Family Medicine, our Best Toxicology Rotator of the year! 🥳✨️

20/12/2025

Best EMED Rotators in Toxicology
Congratulations ✨️👏
Dr Chris Patrimonio Sabueto
Dr Noel Ruita
Thank you for learning with us 🥳

13/12/2025

Our toxteam nurses are now officially Clinical Toxicology Nurses, conferred by the Toxicology Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc! ✨️

Rafael O. Lozada, Jr RN, MAN, CCTN
Aileen S. Caputulan, RN, CCTN
Nicole Elise F Gerona, RN, CCTN
Lorenzo Jose F. Fanadero, RN, CCTN
Renan S. Oculam, RN, CCTN

Certified to care 💜
Empowered to lead ✨️👏
Congratulations SPMC toxteam 🥰

04/12/2025

Proudly bringing home 2nd and 3rd place in the Poster Contest of the First Philippine Toxinology Congress 2025✨️💫 Congratulations Dr Ycon and Dr. Gentapa!

11/11/2025

Silent Threats in the Sea: Jellyfish Stings Hurt More Than You Think

06/11/2025

Not All Relief Is Safe: OTC Pain Relievers Can Harm—Know the Risks, Act Responsibly

06/11/2025

Behind the Buzz: M**h Toxicity Is Real—Know the Signs, Save a Life
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06/11/2025

OTC GUMMIES ≠ Risk-Free: Protect Kids from OTC Poisoning

05/11/2025

Congratulations to our Fellow in Training, Dr. Francis Louise Billanes! We are proud of you 🥳

Congratulations to our first-year NPMCC Toxicology fellows —
Dr. Stephen Daniel Ubalde, Dr. Christine Joy Morante, and Dr. Francis Louise Billanes, — on taking their oath as Associate Members of the Philippine Society of Clinical and Occupational Toxicology, Inc. (PSCOT) during the PSCOT Annual Convention held on October 29, 2025, in Cebu City!

This milestone marks the beginning of your journey as future leaders in toxicology. May this achievement inspire you to continue learning, growing, and contributing to the advancement of poison management and control. We look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish in your training and beyond.

10/10/2025

Please be advised

09/10/2025

See you participants! ✨️

10/09/2025

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40919314/

Snake envenomation is a neglected tropical disease with two million snake bites reported each year (WHO). Much less common is snake venom ophthalmia secondary to eye exposure from spitting snakes. This paper reports an unusual case of systemic envenomation via the ocular route of a 14-year old male....