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Earl G. Siegel, PharmD

Co-Director, Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center

Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics

Phone: 513-636-5053

Fax: 513-636-5070

Email: earl.siegel@cchmc.org

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Specialties

Inhalant abuse

Biography

Earl G. Siegel, PharmD, is a Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pharmacology and Toxicology and co-director of the Cincinnati Drug and Poison Information Center.

In addition to having over 25 years experience in teaching and lecturing on multiple topics in pharmacology, toxicology and substance abuse, he is a nationally certified specialist in poison information, as well as a prevention specialist.

Siegel was President of the Cincinnati Free Clinic where he initiated a pharmacy supply program and was responsible for volunteer pharmacist staffing. He also has experience both as a consultant and director of the Pharmacy of Central Community Health Board. He has done research in addictionology, headache treatment and alcohol detoxication.

Siegel's special interests and expertise are in inhalant abuse and toxicology. He has published in the medical literature, written editorials, given hundreds of local / state / national presentations, co-authored a trainer of trainer manual, consulted on several videos, participated in several planning summits and co-founded Parents for Education on Inhalant Abuse.

Education and Training

PharmD: University of Cincinnati, College of Pharmacy, 1985.

BS: Pharmacy, University of Cincinnati, 1972

Clinical Clerkships: Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Headache Center, Pediatric and Adult Toxicology, Occupational and Environmental Toxicology.

Certification: Registered Pharmacist, Ohio, 1972-present ; Certified Specialist in Poison Information, American Association of Poison Control Centers, 1985-present ; Ohio Cerified Prevention Specialist 1996-present.

Publications

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Hickmann MA, Nelson ED, Siegel EG, Bernstein JA. Are high-dose toxic exposures always associated with reactive airways dysfunction syndrome (RADS)?Arch Environ Health. 2001 Sep-Oct;56(5):439-42.

Siegel E, and Widder P. Grants: Fundraising How-To.The Poison Line. 1998;17(1): 9-10.

Siegel E, and Wason, S. Sudden Sniffing Death Following Inhalation of Butane and Propane: Changing Trends.Substance Use and Misuse. 1997;32(12 and 13):1877-1882.

Siegel E, Krummen K, and Stephen M. New Moth Repellant Product. The Poison Line. 1997;16(4).

Siegel E. Questions and Answers. Child Magazine. 1997 Aug.

Siegel E. Poison Control Centers Offers Inhalant Expertise.View Point. 1996; Winter.

Siegel E. Confine mushroom foraging to local supermarket. American Israelite. 1996 Oct.