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Nicholas Nacca, MD

Clinical Instructor

Upstate Medical University

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Center Of Upstate New York Poison

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Nicholas Nacca, Md is currently serving as a Center Of Upstate New York Poison Clinical Instructor at Upstate Medical University.

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Upstate Medical University

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Increasing Naloxone Distribution to Opioid Overdose Patients in the Emergency Department Following Best Practice Advisory Enhancement. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2026)

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Emerging Threat of Xylazine. Clinical Chemistry (2025)

medicinal chemistrypharmacologyfuture medicinal chemistrymechanisms of action

Snake Envenomations Reported to Poison Centers in New York State, 2011–2022: 12 Years of Data. Wilderness and Environmental Medicine (2025)

parasitologyvenomicsclinical toxicologytoxinologynew york statepoison centerstoxicokineticssnake envenomationsforensic toxicologypoisoningtoxinstoxicology

The Prevalence of Xylazine in Patient Urine Samples That Were Positive for Fentanyl in Western New York. The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine (2025)

western new yorkmedicinesubstance use disordersdrug analysispharmacologyanalytical toxicologyforensic toxicologydrug testsurologywere positivepatient urine samplesdrug safetydrug intolerancesubstance abuseaddiction medicinetoxicologypharmacological researchadverse drug reactionsdrug assessmentapplied pharmacologypharmacotherapy

Acmt Comment on Recent Guidance on Pfas Laboratory Testing. Journal of Medical Toxicology (2024)

John W. DownsNicholas E. NaccaAndrew I. StolbachMichael G. Holland

clinical toxicologytoxicologypublic health

Don't Be-Rash: A Case Report. JEM Reports (2024)

sclerodermaclinical case reportdermatologydermatopathologycase reportdermatological treatmentcontact dermatitis

Effect of a Best Practice Advisory Activated “Kit in Hand” Naloxone Distribution Program in the Emergency Department. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Swetaleena DashNicole M AcquistoJoshua McElliottCole SchaileyCourtney M C JonesNancy E WoodKenneth R ConnerNicholas Nacca

emergency preparednessemergency carebest practice advisoryemergency departmentnaloxone distribution programemergency medicine

Routine Blood Testing for"Forever Chemicals": Implications of the 2022 Nasem Pfas Report Recommendations. Toxicology Communications (2024)

medicineforever chemicalsclinical chemistryroutine bloodhuman biomonitoringlaboratory medicineclinical toxicologybiomarker (medicine)chemical pathologyanalytical toxicologydiagnostic testsforensic toxicologyhealth sciencestoxicologybiomarkers

Generalized Seizures After Acute Fluoxetine Overdose in Four Adolescents. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

psychiatryepilepsyindividualized medicineneuropharmacologypsychiatric researchjama psychiatrypsychopathologyapplied pharmacologyacute fluoxetine overdosepsychotropic medicationchild neurologyneurologydrug overdosedrug safety

Profound Hyperthermia Associated With Fentanyl and Cocaine Use With Suspected Synephrine Adulteration. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

suspected synephrine adulterationmedicinesubstance use disordersprofound hyperthermia associatedpsychoactive drugspharmacologycocaine useaddictionaddiction biology

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Nicholas Nacca, MD

Clinical Instructor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center Of Upstate New York Poison

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Division Of Medical Toxicology

Department Of Emergency Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Nicholas Nacca, Md is currently serving as a Center Of Upstate New York Poison Clinical Instructor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Nicholas Nacca, MD

Upstate Medical University

Clinical Instructor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Increasing Naloxone Distribution to Opioid Overdose Patients in the Emergency Department Following Best Practice Advisory Enhancement. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2026)

Emerging Threat of Xylazine. Clinical Chemistry (2025)

medicinal chemistrypharmacologyfuture medicinal chemistrymechanisms of action

Snake Envenomations Reported to Poison Centers in New York State, 2011–2022: 12 Years of Data. Wilderness and Environmental Medicine (2025)

parasitologyvenomicsclinical toxicologytoxinologynew york statepoison centerstoxicokineticssnake envenomationsforensic toxicologypoisoningtoxinstoxicology

The Prevalence of Xylazine in Patient Urine Samples That Were Positive for Fentanyl in Western New York. The Journal of Applied Laboratory Medicine (2025)

Acmt Comment on Recent Guidance on Pfas Laboratory Testing. Journal of Medical Toxicology (2024)

John W. DownsNicholas E. NaccaAndrew I. StolbachMichael G. Holland

clinical toxicologytoxicologypublic health

Don't Be-Rash: A Case Report. JEM Reports (2024)

sclerodermaclinical case reportdermatologydermatopathologycase reportdermatological treatmentcontact dermatitis

Effect of a Best Practice Advisory Activated “Kit in Hand” Naloxone Distribution Program in the Emergency Department. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2024)

Swetaleena DashNicole M AcquistoJoshua McElliottCole SchaileyCourtney M C JonesNancy E WoodKenneth R ConnerNicholas Nacca

emergency preparednessemergency carebest practice advisoryemergency departmentnaloxone distribution programemergency medicine

Routine Blood Testing for"Forever Chemicals": Implications of the 2022 Nasem Pfas Report Recommendations. Toxicology Communications (2024)

Generalized Seizures After Acute Fluoxetine Overdose in Four Adolescents. The American Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

Profound Hyperthermia Associated With Fentanyl and Cocaine Use With Suspected Synephrine Adulteration. Journal of Emergency Medicine (2023)

suspected synephrine adulterationmedicinesubstance use disordersprofound hyperthermia associatedpsychoactive drugspharmacologycocaine useaddictionaddiction biology

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