Raphael Garcia
Raphael Garcia is a professor in the Department of Biochemistry, Pharmacology, and Toxicology at the Federal University of São Paulo (Unifesp). He specializes in the study of toxic substances, particularly methanol, explaining its dangerous effects on human health, including its potential to cause severe poisoning and even death.
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Raphael Garcia discussed the use of fomepizol as an antidote for methanol poisoning and its limited availability in Brazil.
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Brazil· 2025-10-12
Raphael Garcia is a professor at the Federal University of São Paulo who discusses the use of fomepizol as an antidote for methanol poisoning.
Anvisa libera fabricação de 1º lote de etanol farmacêutico, antídoto usado para casos de intoxicaçãoBrazil· 2025-10-12
Raphael Garcia, a professor at the Federal University of São Paulo, explained the action of fomepizol in treating methanol intoxication.
'Evite ingerir bebidas destiladas', pede ministro da SaúdeBrazil· 2025-10-04
Raphael Garcia, a professor at the Federal University of São Paulo, explained the action of fomepizol in treating methanol poisoning.
Anvisa aciona agências internacionais para trazer antídoto referência ao BrasilBrazil· 2025-10-03
Raphael Garcia is a professor in the field of Biochemistry, Pharmacology, and Toxicology who explains the severe metabolic acidosis caused by formic acid.
Infográfico mostra os estragos do metanol no corpo humanoBrazil· 2025-10-03
Raphael Garcia explains that methanol is an alcohol that is not safe for human consumption.
O que é metanol? Para que ele é usado? Como entra na bebida? Veja as principais dúvidasBrazil· 2025-10-02