Mechanisms Expert Witnesses

Washington, D.C., District Of Columbia

Toxicology, Pharmaceutical Research - Neurotoxicology mechanisms, Neuropharmacology, Pharmacy errors, Pharmacist duty standards, Drugs of abuse, Neuroscience, Chain drug stores, Drug & chemical safety, Clinical Research, Toxic exposures, Molecular toxicity, Envinronment toxicants, Accidental/Intentional overdose, Acute & chronic effects, Industrial tox, Mechanisms

Dr. Edward U. Maduh is a well accomplished toxicologist, pharmacologist, educator, and clinical pharmacist with extensive expertise in research, drug development, and pharmaceutical care. A U.S. citizen based in Washington, D.C., and Silver Spring, Maryland, Dr. Maduh holds a Ph.D. in Toxicology and Pharmacology from Purdue University, with a thesis on the "Mechanisms of Cyanide Neurotoxicity," along with an M.S. in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) from Idaho State University and a B.S. in Pharmacy from the University of Wyoming. His academic background is complemented by specialized certifications in Neuroscience (Purdue University Neuroscience Program) and Regulatory Issues in Biotechnology University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Maduh's career spans more than four decades and is marked by significant contributions to understanding cyanide toxicity and antidote development. He has held major research positions, including Principal Investigator and Resident ...